Farmington, NM News

• Farmington, NM News
• Pentaceratops may make waves in paleontology
• Memorial Day: A day for remembering
• San Juan County not seeing many early voters in primaries
• Car fire spreads to brush near Farmington's Riverfest
• NM film loan scrutiny shows little profit
• Motorcyle ride remembers veterans
• Navajo Human Rights Commission opposes CCSD split
• Garcia gets life in baby killing
• Helpful tips for driving in wind, dust storms
• New Mexico translates special education rights into Navajo
• Young Farmington couple begins engagement on a high note
• Farmington's City Council approves architects for city projects
• TGIF starts today in downtown Farmington
• City Manager Rob Mayes gets a pay raise
• San Juan Regional Medical Center CEO looks to the future
• Gov. Susana Martinez, husband read to students
• Dartmouth manager says Matthew Tso graduated
• Biggest Loser winner to fundraise with San Juan County 5K run and fitness session
• Farmington Vietnam War hero honored
• Annual Farmington Riverfest starts this weekend
• Aztec man dies after falling victim to hit-and-run
• Naked man on acid faces charges
• Shiprock High School teen dies days after graduating
• Arizona man arrested in stabbing death
• Season's first Growers Market hits Farmington
• Resurfacing project to be finished next month
• Former gang member educates students
• Navajo Nation gets ID cards
• San Juan County approves preliminary budget
• Road Apple Rally 2012
• TGIF Summer Fun Music 2012
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• Matthew Tso put on leave by the Department of Dine Education
• Victim's statements convict her own murderer
• Farmington man wins for best country song at New Mexico Music Awards
• 3 arrested in Fruitland burglaries
• Prescription drug abuse on the rise in New Mexico
• Additional charge to be included in shooting death
• LANDRY: Drawing parallels to South Africa
• San Juan County Commission candidates talk trash fees
• Senior pranks go too far, or never go in San Juan County
• Farmington's new recycling center opening on June 4
• Jursdiction may be an issue for Navajo Nation in Hak Ghun case
• Clash of the Titans displays impressive feats of strength
• Farmington's foresight helped deal with recession
• Farmington's future road plans taking shape
• Farmington High School site to get public influence
• Solar eclipse to give San Juan County a good view
• Navajo, Hopi riders honor veterans
• Airport restaurant succeeding
• Playhouse raffle to help local children
• Barbershop chorus to perform spring show
• Group: NM lacks adequate oil and gas enforcement
• Piedra Vista to get second entrance
• NM State Sen. William Sharer's campaign account useage questioned
• BHP Billiton sued over Navajo Mine expansion plan
• Escape charges dropped against Marty Guillen, Samuel Hinds
• Martin Casas-Rodriguez waives his right to preliminary hearing in shooting case
• Navajo Prep lockdown shows school's policies
• San Juan Safe Communities annual spring conference urges a healthier community
• Farmington Salvation Army claims arson on fire
• State agency wanted to prevent taxpayer from attending meetings
• Martinez makes statewide drought declaration
• Criminal charges against assistant district attorney still pending
• TURNER: A mother's grief never ends
• Farmington Council seeks loan for new, accurate water meters
• Hak Ghun indicted on charges of tax evasion
• Bloomfield Council approves Gettysburg Address monument for City Hall
• Students recognized for San Juan County Rotary Club's meth awareness essay competition
• The Shiprock Associated Schools Inc. executive director suddenly resigns
• Police search for rape suspect
• New Mexico's new laws to take effect on Wednesday
• New Mexico Public Education Department to hear opinions on CCSD
• Farmington's city parks get $100k donation from local man
• Drunk driver pleads guilty to causing fatalities, injuries
• BHP Billiton reopens San Juan Mine's 'long wall'
• Mothers upset after Memorial Gardens Cemetary removes children's memorials
• Groups urge EPA to revoke uranium permit
• Republicans hope to take back state House
• Masada House celebrates first graduate
• San Juan College's elderly students graduate alongside younger counterparts
• A mother's choice: Farmington softball player weighs motherhood and passion
• San Juan County teens release local arts magazine
• Drunken babysitter loses track of child, causes massive search
• Judges vie for democratic nomination for NM Court of Appeals
• CCSD to receive $8M after Navajo president signs leases
• Routine traffic stop leads to drug bust
• Four Corners Oil and Gas Conference focuses on shale gas
• San Juan College Horticulture Club offers plants for a little 'green' in return
• New Mexico Gas Company proposes new solution for cutting services
• Proposed Flora Vista strip club draws attention
• Farmington School District: school lines to be redrawn
• Code talker leader Samuel Tso dies
• Farmington and Piedra Vista high school graduates collect millions in scholarships
• Sanchez criticizes regulations that affect the oil and gas industry
• San Juan College offers classes to teach board service
• Father allegedly shoots son in swamp cooler scuffle
• Mystery of unclaimed photo solved
• Law Enforcement Torch Run highlights opening of Special Olympics
• Judge Thomas Hynes ejected from 3 Rivers
• More in San Juan County to lose gas service
• Farmington City Council moves forward on recreation improvements
• Exodus Peer to Peer Native Recovery looks to help feed homeless, but faces restrictions
• The San Juan County Fire Department's technical rescue team helps save utility worker who fell 15 feet
• Postal employees to pick up food donations for "Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive" Saturday
• New Mexico sees increase in organ donors with Facebook initiative
• Four Corners Oil and Gas Conference begins Wednesday
• Less than 100 inspectors to oversee 100K wells in state
• Boom or bust? Farmington officials try to untangle uncertain economy
• Mystery photo sparks interest in Farmington, website
• Gag order issued in lawsuit against Farmington
• Bloomfield Days are here again
• Oil and gas icon A.B. Geren feted in 1940s-themed party
• San Juan College expects 900 graduates on Saturday
• After GOP race, Gary Johnson wins Libertarian nod
• Shiprock Marathon sets milestones in speed and numbers
• Bloomfield police host bike rodeo
• Blind dance teacher in Aztec recognized for routines at dance academy
• Westbrook family suffers another tragic loss
• US Interior sets new drilling rules
• New Mexico average high school graduation rate drops
• Roller derby team recruits for all positions in Farmington
• Early cost estimates bleak for dozens of gas customers
• Fruitland man pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Deputies investigate inmate's death
• Vista Nueva students help community with gardening skills
• Campaign targets pedestrian safety
• Zumba event aims to collect canned goods
• Aztec Library offers nutrition, health classes
• Farmington Police arrest child porn suspect
• Farmington stabbing suspect challenges confession
• Farmington police increase city's lake patrols
• Farmington schools may bring back honors courses after more than 20 years
• New Mexico Attorney General takes on New Mexico Gas Company, defends customers
• San Juan College Board of Trustees approves $52.5 M proposed budget
• Farmington City Council gets first look at proposed fiscal year 2013 budget
• San Juan County weighs effects of transfer station fees
• New Mexico Title Co. customers demand answers
• National Day of Prayer now a tradition in Farmington
• Tylynn Anderson reigns again as Miss Jicarilla Apache
• Farmington Library celebrates Dia de los Ninos
• Gary McDaniel sworn in as magistrate judge
• Piedra Vista band brings home state awards
• 3-car accident in Farmington injures driver
• Udall's proposed provision could combat domestic violence
• As expected, former probation supervisor pleads guilty in child porn case
• Piedra Vista students to visit D.C. for history competition
• Navajo tourism spending increases 32 percent from 2002
• Former NM gov. Johnson hopes for political climb
• No charges filed, no court date set in alleged rape by Farmington cop
• Farmignton City Manager set to submit budget
• Farmington dance teams place well at American Showcase
• Preaching in public brings prosecution for brothers
• Gary McDaniel to be sworn in as Aztec Magistrate Judge
• Operation Scorpion Sting clears warrants in Farmington
• Farmington sidewalk gaps due to gaps in requirements
• Farmington students showcase high-tech projects
• First Farmington Boys & Girls Club Community Carnival a success
• 29th Annual Gathering of Nations powwow in Albuquerque draws thousands
• New Four Corners Regional Airport manager starts soon
• Shiprock HS, Tse Bit Ai granted GEARUP funds
• Farmington school district awaits approval for district map
• Farmington resident wins trip to Jamaica thanks to The Today Show
• Chaco Canyon quarter unveiled
• Feds prepare for busy fire season
• Farmington Boys & Girls Club holds free community event
• Mosaic Academy Charter School students celebrate autism awareness by honoring peers
• TURNER: Tune at The Phil! really stinks
• Governor's Commission on Disability hears from Farmingotn residents
• Rep. Ben Ray Luján to hold mobile office hours
• Bloomfield poetry slam team to perform at San Juan College
• Former Farmington probation officer faces prison time for child porn
• New Mexico animal abuse victims still recovering
• Feds nab 28 New Mexico gang members
• Bloomfield cheerleaders make UNM Lobos cheer squad
• Cross-country cyclist makes Farmington pit stop
• Farmington Council hears from CRC at meeting
• Kids Kollege to offer more than 190 classes of fun
• National Geographic Geotourism project prep discussed in Aztec
• San Juan College Concert Choir & Company to perform spring concert Friday
• Mint to unveil Chaco quarter
• New Mexico Title Co. case to be addressed at public hearing
• Upcoming movies to be shot on location in New Mexico
• Senior bowling league strikes it rich
• San Juan College Volunteer Center hosts Spring Cleanup
• Sky Ute Casino to host Money Booth
• National parks visits free this week
• TURNER: Tune at The Phil! really stinks
• Vigil gets jail time for threat
• Farmington holds Take Back the Night march to raise sexual assault awareness
• Bloomfield City Hall considers approving new monument for lawn
• Jury finds Garcia guilty of stomping baby to death
• New Mexico Film Office to host Town Hall meeting at college
• Farmington airport considers two finalists for manager position
• Arroyo preparations begin for summer monsoon season
• Division 4 judge appointment leaves others outside looking in
• Drexel House in need of residents
• Flora Vista residents express fear of possible strip club opening near homes
• Farmington celebrates Knothole Day at Ricketts Park
• Farmington Museum offers presentation on energy production
• World Book Night and the man who loved books
• Kirtland woman dead after car crash, no charges filed
• Farmington Lake bans boats amid mussels scare
• SunRay Park & Casino horse racing season opens amid tighter scrutiny
• Animas River Trail finally to link parks
• Pinon Hills Community Church to stream leadership event
• Baby stomping trial goes to jury, deliberation to continue on Monday
• Impromptu FREE CONCERT going on right now.
• San Juan College recognizes volunteers, gives award
• Busy Farmington intersection gets a signal light
• Accused baby-stomper testifies, saying footprints on child were an accident
• Panel looks to improve New Mexico's horse-racing image
• Farmington High School students participate in mock drunk driving accident
• New Mexico gas to be shut off for 71 homes and businesses
• Aztec Ruins to hold Earth Day celebration
• San Juan College honors program gets big results
• Child predator charged again
• San Juan County explains government work to students
• EPA releases regulations that will target air emissions
• Hearing continued in trial for man accused of shooting father
• Farmington High School to conduct "Every 15 Minutes" exercise
• Navajo Nation VP Lee Jim visits students
• CCSD Board approves response to state, split district
• Just a drill: Tibbetts locks down for training exercise
• Farmington Council pencils in planning retreat
• New Mexico hopes to shed negative image with new ads
• Teen inmate's murder plot confession tossed
• Farmington City Councilors take first look at proposed capital improvement budget
• CCSD cuts Phil! promoter, acts
• Batting around the idea of a New Wave/Synth Pop New Years party at The Totah. Vi...
• Alleged baby stomping trial begins
• Hogback US 64 construction begins
• Piedra Vista choir wins fifth-consecutive state title
• Author Craig Childs shares wildly extreme experiences
• Hanna Skandera denied confirmation hearing, but will stay in power
• Farmington store owner has a history with fresh produce
• Farmington City Council to talk river trail, budget
• iPads help Bloomfield special education students learn
• Farmington magistrate judge position up for grabs
• Farmington gets new dog park with a view
• Ghost story: Searching for ghosts at The Daily Times
• Farmington United Blood Services gets new matching computer
• San Juan County couple aims to clean up county
• San Juan County takes aim at Kirtland business
• Powwow puts tradition on display
• Joe Nichols performs charity show to help local kids
• Gov. Susan Martinez asks Feds to stop horse slaughterhouse
• Farmington reviews 2013 budget
• Farmington Public Library to host play on nutrition
• Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec mayors to hold ball for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Rory Foutz out as assistant district attorney
• SJEDS changes name to Four Corners Economic Development
• Farmington Municipal School District Board of Education approves $67.4M budget
• Farmington Library celebrates National Poetry Month
• Northwest High School teaching contracts discontinued
• Farmington asphalt recycler seeks permit
• 4 arrested in Bayfield rifle theft
• Bloomfield police seek suspect in fatal hit-and-run
• Country Club Elementary School students experiment during 'Mad Scientist Day'
• Tres Rios Habitat to hold ceremony for upcoming home
• Natural gas falls below $2
• Matthew Tso's lawsuit against John Pinto dismissed
• Gag order placed on Colorado shooting case
• Piedra Vista student wins teen pregnancy essay contest
• Girl Scout honored at Aztec Commission meeting
• San Juan College considers student housing, new campus in five-year plan
• Piedra Vista High School senior stars in documentary about student realities
• Farmington city officials hope for more budget forum attendees
• Officials looking out for mussels in Farmington Lake
• Frequency 528 Fundraising seeks to partner with San Juan businesses, buy program
• United National Indian Tribal Youth organization's Diné Hozho Day celebrates Native American youth
• State Sen. George Munoz files lawsuits against opponents
• Santa Fe man wins court case that allows him to skip paying child support
• Survivors attend Santa Fe's annual Bataan Death March memorial event
• Farmington a part of hottest March in history
• Appointment made in New Mexico Title case
• Farmington man says shooting father was an 'accident'
• Minute mussels, million-dollar problems
• Golf helps disabled stay active
• New San Juan College president, Toni Pendergrass, eager and welcomed
• Shiprock-born war hero, Mark Radcliffe, dies at 92
• Farmington's Halvorson House renovation starting to take form
• Farmington's Halvorson House renovation starting to take form
• CRC releases accomplishments
• Aztec Girl Scout tops 2,000 boxes of cookies sold
• 21-year-old Farmington murder case remains unsolved
• Matthew Tso's education from Dartmouth College a mystery
• Farmington Aquatic Center holds underwater egg hunt
• Fugitive wanted for shooting Ignacio man found in Farmington
• Kirtland, Piedra Vista JROTC teams place in New Mexico junior olympics
• San Juan Generating Station owner requests air permit changes
• San Juan College School of Energy visited by oil and gas investors
• Firewood fundraiser at Aztec Ruins
• Navajo comedians draw from real-life funnies
• Taped threats lead to man's arrest
• UNM president seeks partners
• Navajo comedians James and Ernie celebrate 10 years
• Sen. Tom Udall continues to push horse racing bill
• Farmington man arrested for allegedly murdering Ignacio man
• Bluffview Elementary School students experiment with egg drops
• Downtown Farmington businesses recognized by city
• Farmington to hold forum to address creating community gardens
• Farmington schools get loan for new laptops
• CCSD split: Public hearing set for May 16
• Pricey homeless problems affecting Farmington
• Police search for shooting suspect
• Shakespeare comedy coming to Farmington
• April brings Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• NM Title Co. case still moving forward
• San Juan college, high school students head to national skills competition
• Farmington to host special forums regarding city's budget
• Have family in town for the weekend? Bring them to The Totah Theatre Saturday ni...
• Fruitland, Farmington women walk away winners in record-setting Mega Millions drawing
• Ugandan diplomats tour Navajo Dam natural gas wells
• Farmington chooses BDA Architecture for new animal shelter
• San Juan College names Toni Pendergrass new president
• Farmington asked to run Greenlawn Cemetery
• Tso claims fraud on Pinto
• San Juan County joins national group
• Assistant District Attorney still under criminal investigation
• Red Mesa buses resume Utah routes
• Aztec house fire kills 1
• San Juan region students compete at state science fair
• The Navajo Nation Council to decide future of Navajo homes
• San Juan College adjunct employees may still get their raise
• San Juan County to begin planning how to revert Halvorson House to its original purpose
• Farmington's Community Relations Commission develops cultural awareness program
• I spent most of the day spring cleaning The Totah. Now make sure and come Saturd...
• San Juan College seeks nominations for volunteer awards
• Farmington preschools target special needs
• Farmington files response to police officer's lawsuit
• San Juan Regional Medical Center's popular course staves off osteoarthritis
• SunRay Park and Casino addresses horse-racing controversy
• New Mexico horse racing under fire
• Navajo Lake may be invaded by mussels
• Animas Valley Mall hosts Ladera del Norte students' flash mob
• LANDRY: Aztec Speedway from behind the wheel
• Aztec Speedway celebrates 60 years of racing
• Farmington Police searching for four suspects in Safeway stabbing murder
• Arizona PED: Red Mesa district axed bus routes on its own
• Mega Millions could award record-setting prize
• San Juan College seeks senior citizen project volunteers
• Tuberculosis rates stay steady in New Mexico
• Farmington oil and gas executive celebrated at annual charity event
• Disability program to undergo changes
• Farmington Animal Shelter has new, enthusiastic director
• "More Than Frybread" movie coming to Farmington
• San Juan College students participate in sword fighting classes
• San Juan Mine and San Juan Generating Station settle case at $10M
• Red Mesa students protest lack of bus service
• San Juan County officials expect difficult fire season
• Holiday Concerts by the Dead Composers Society Saturday April 7th Saturday May 5...
• San Juan College Senior Prom a night to remember
• Aztec UFO landing subject of new book
• Farmington lawsuits for family housing go to district court
• Four Corners livestock owners face expensive hay for animals
• Red Mesa denies school bus service
• San Juan County students to compete in New Mexico geography competition
• Aztec resurfacing project to begin in April
• Blanco teen drowns in Navajo Lake
• Navajo Nation trading posts: Sticking it out for the long haul
• New Mexico proficiency exam could lower high school students' graduation rates
• Bloomfield teen drowns in Navajo Lake
• Four Corners Regional Airport may receive federal funding
• Shiprock trading posts sticking it out
• San Juan County political candidates face no challenges
• New Mexico Courts assess sex offenders registry
• New Mexico rolls out new fuel storage rules
• New Mexico medical marijuana dispensary scarcity forces woman to break law
• 'Dancing for Aspen' aids Kelly Green alum Aspen Hatch Marthaler
• Farmington woman's lost trunk found and returned after 24 years
• St. Patrick's Day shooting in Farmington not the first incident at Vargas home
• Farmington summer lunch sponsors needed by CYFD
• Navajo Nation trading posts: Federal, tribal regulations take toll on trading
• 'Dancing for Aspen' aids Kelly Green alum
• San Juan County summer lunch sponsors needed
• Lost trunk found and returned 24 years later
• St. Patrick's Day shooting not the first incident at Vargas home in Farmington
• Medical marijuana dispensary scarcity forces New Mexican woman to break the law
• Farmington brush fire season blazes forward
• Bike ride across New Mexico aims to support disabled
• TRADING POSTS, CHANGING ERA SERIES: Navajo Nation trading posts going from vital to relics
• Window tint gives San Juan County law enforcement fits
• Farmington brush fire sparks after weed burning, structures threatened but no damage reported
• Bike ride for diabled across New Mexico ends in Aztec for three riders
• 'Hunger Games' used by Farmington and Aztec libraries to collect food
• Text messages provide deaf with new means of communication
• CCSD's response to splitting district sought by New Mexico PED
• Equine therapy in Kirtland yields results
• Farmington conservative rally protests Obamacare
• Farmington Municipal Schools' retirements cost money, experience
• Old photos of Aztec rediscovered
• Coyote hunting under fire in New Mexico
• New Mexico state Senate candidate also owns medical marijuana dispensary
• Piñon Hills Community Church students mimic conditions in Kenya
• Farmington Library Spring Fling almost at an end
• Los Lunas prison breach allows for inmate contact
• San Juan Generating Station, PNM emissions fight continues with EPA
• Farmington Airport manager search going well
• NM reacts to Obama
• Space camp teaches children a variety of stellar lessons
• Shiprock honors 'fighter' Keeswood at vigil
• Obama: "Produce more oil here'
• Hunting law may violate rights
• Boys & Girls Club to hold Harley raffle
• Farmington Fire Department nominated for Freedom Award
• Caliente to hold spring concert
• Candidates declare intent to run
• 21 charges: Details emerge about stolen vehicles, break-ins, crash during chase
• Farmington bonds extended, only $9M sought
• Tso challenges Pinto
• Money pledged for new animal shelter
• Calling all trucks for Touch A Truck event
• Newbies to take on veterans in run for House
• Little changes on CCSD board
• 'Hunger Games' opening could be one for the record books [2:26 p.m.]
• Navajo Nation celebrates DOT grand opening
• Car chase ends in arrest
• Rapper arrested for two shootings
• Farmington mayor will continue hosting forums
• Candidates file to run today
• Shiprock coping with student's recent death
• UNM student prepares to help save lives in Iraq
• Peeps as pets
• Structure fire claims home
• Former NM title workers facing rough stretch during investigation
• Aztec graduate close to getting transplant
• Award-winning project to be dedicated
• Navajo Nation moving forward with construction on new shelter
• NM's most riveting election candidate? The sagebrush lizard
• Food for thought: 4 Corners food distribution center to open
• No place like home
• Bilingual story time
• All in a day's work
• Scammer sent to prison term, payback ordered
• CCSD, Navajo Nation sign cultural education agreement
• Houdini, the fundraising dog
• Lujan meets with seniors
• Shrinking protests warming up
• Tedrow wants to prevent crime
• Record-seeking skydiver makes 13-mile test jump in Roswell
• New law prevents stealing metal
• Man charged in Gallup shooting
• Fundraiser gives bunches of care
• Doctors challenge "right to die' law
• CRC seeks program for homeless people
• Minors not protected from police searches
• Special education recognizes dyslexia, autism in local districts
• Notorious gunman says he lacked intent to kill
• San Juan College Board reviews hopefuls
• Missing Shiprock man's body found
• Bookmobile brings electronic books to Farmington Public Library
• Local construction to end
• Happy trails at the Aztec Library's Chautauqua event
• Chapter, local Navajo elections coming up
• State to address potholes
• National Guard Armory Renovation 'going really well'
• Darnell, Fischer sworn in, council OKs new pigeon rules
• Progress for Xcel Energy power plant on fast track
• Mesch bids final farewell to seat, others sworn in
• Imagine that! Students from Aztec, Farmington off to academic finals
• Bloomfield swears in elected officials
• Programs allow for exploring ruins' buried mysteries
• Possibility local cities may use alternative fuel
• Man pleads "no contest' to murder
• A lot of conclusions made at science fair
• Totah health reports show improvement
• Complaint filed after guide dog is asked not to return to restaurant
• Center hosting fair housing poster contest
• Conference planning ramps up
• Johnson to challenge for Eckstein's seat
• Young thespians put on "Alice in Wonderland'
• Taking the plunge for Special Olympics
• Court to hear registry case
• Coining Chaco Culture National Historical Park
• Mother/Son Dodgeball
• Jenni James, local author, touts TV show and book series
• Farmington's voter turnout lowest in recent history
• Durango man dies in Aztec crash
• Larry Echo Hawk earns national award
• City council plans to extend bonds
• Navajo cops to star in TV show
• Teacher vies to be named best in nation
• Family tangled in legal, medical troubles
• Medical Foundation director steps down
• Navajo water project working to secure path
• Mothers, sons to play dodgeball
• Animal shelter to receive capital outlay funds
• O'Reilly manager accused of rape, kidnapping
• Local school employees' salaries posted
• San Juan County public records database
• Farmington's mission to lure visitors continues
• One more storm before spring?
• Custodian keeps going after 40 years
• Atkinson stays positive about uncertain future
• County recognizes forgotten Vietnam hero
• Gov. Martinez vetoes bill for child murder
• Gov. vetoes cigarette billagain
• New bill to help local businesses and veterans
• Darnell cruises, Fischer ekes out win by three votes in Farmington elections
• Navajo Nation looks to connect on power grid project
• San Juan College: $320K approved for furniture, officers recognized for knife incident
• Bloomfield rejects gas tax, embraces incumbents
• Commissioner Diana Mesch out in Aztec
• Farmington parks dept. seeks volunteers at annual fair
• San Juan County to spend $1.2M on road equipment
• Defense: Farmington Police Department ignored client's Miranda rights
• Groups appeal Mesa project
• Man sentenced in fatal accident
• Gov. Martinez OKs marijuana fund bill
• Clerks to eye new voting centers during today's elections
• Navajo Housing Authority moves forward on south Shiprock homes
• SJCSO: 550 enforcement is working
• Crash victim identified
• S. Ute air program approved
• 4 Corners legislators content with last session's success
• 3 locations to offer voting on Tuesday
• Traffic decline mirrors economy
• Local high school students supply hospitals with blood
• TURNER: A panty raid turns serious
• Children First files response to state
• Enthusiastic audience thrills home builders
• McDonald's under fire for hires
• Cheap natural gas slows drilling
• Local couple's bear encounter video goes viral
• Farmington District 1 City Council seat up for grabs
• Farmington's missing funds top $400k
• Q&A with Bloomfield City Council candidates
• Snow: A minor disruption, won't be here for long
• It was a Seussabration
• District 2 race a heated one
• Home Expo to offer ideas for renovating, redecorating
• Court denies power plant delay
• Eye in the sky helps lead to arrests
• Courthouse gets bomb threat
• Variety show aims to please
• Report: NM ready for charter schools
• Judging Aztec's potential judges
• NM GOP Senate seekers spar in Farmington
• Farmington bilingual class attracts 2 types of students
• Navajo Nation sues retailer
• Local title company remains under investigation
• Farmington students take top language arts awards
• Airport manager off to dream job
• 2 languages attract 2 types of students
• NM's veteran definition expands
• Q&A with Bloomfield council candidates
• Botanical murder and laughs come to the stage
• Aztec thanks teachers with proclamation
• No stopping another storm
• Taking control: Upper Fruitland certified for local governance
• Groups are critical of PNM
• Body from lake identified
• KANE: Pancakes were fluffy, turnout was flat
• Farmington Council approves bonds
• Classical Music Concert this Saturday, March 3 at 7pm Totah Theatre, 315 W. Main...
• Man shot while at party in Durango hotel
• Bonds sought for much-needed capital improvement projects
• Public responds to waiver talk
• Bond reduction denied in lap dance extortion case
• Data shows Great Lakes Airlines has no great problems
• Cause of fatal fire not found
• Libraries, museum celebrate Seuss' birthday
• Farmington schools to run the town
• Learn to Google at the library
• National Guard opens counseling hotline
• Changes coming in Legislature's makeup
• Q&A with Aztec's District 3 candidates
• Oil and gas outcry: industry criticizes bonds
• Backstage at the Oscars
• Monument Valley balloon festival deemed a success
• Dancers hit all the right moves at competition
• FPD responds to lawsuit
• Farmington celebrates Black History Month
• Changes in store at New Mexico horse tracks
• Shear delight: SJC students raise money cutting hair
• Farmington's fiscal year off to good start
• Q&A with Aztec's candidates for City Commissioner
• District map could leave socioeconomic imbalance
• Bloomfield candidates face off at forum
• Aztec city manager's case continued
• College hopes for $1.2M in maintenance funds
• County recognizes two local heroes
• Police seek bomb threat suspect
• USPS to cut local processing
• Northwest prepares to start from scratch
• Farmington Schools to hold forum on waivers
• Schools sweating over budget talks
• County approves the Stun-Cuff
• Dads and daughters take to the dance floor
• Demoted officer files lawsuit
• Agency pledges increased presence
• Totah added as indigent provider
• Council cancels lobbyist
• College seeking more public involvement
• Gov. honors Tres Rios Habitat
• Newly dedicated courthouse features "judges wall'
• CCSD to consider upgrading schools
• Aztec Ruins celebrate worldly heritage
• Smith's all clear after bomb threat
• Navajo Nation infrastructure costs could top $850M
• Durango shelter overflowing with felines
• Support group helps stroke victims who've lost language skills
• 'Can-do' entrepreneur wants to clean up the trash
• Monument Valley to play host to second annual balloon festival
• Local restaurant can't add beer or wine to menu
• Council mulls annexation of Crouch Mesa
• Game-changing measures all killed by end of session
• Cinderella Project helps find a dress to impress for prom
• 7-year-old struck by car
• Lesson learned?
• SJRMC hosts quite a heart-y affair
• Dance competition to determine the best in the state
• Burnham dedicates vet center after 14 years of planning
• San Juan College's theater director moving on
• EPA issues decision on plant permit
• Dine College still employs 2 with DWIs
• Session ends, no solution on retention
• Teen sex forum focuses on choices
• Red Apple hears route rumblings
• Voters to decide proposed reforms of PRC, public defender
• Hit-and-run puts man in critical condition
• City council candidates answer questions at forum
• Students learn about meth ingredients
• Speaker Lujan bids good-bye
• Former manager to sue Kayenta Township for wrongful termination
• Pres. Shelly to sign protection act
• Caliente Chorus to hold brunch
• Child molester gets 20 years
• Title company audit close to done
• TURNER: The Vow becomes bestseller
• Hospital plans annual heart fair this weekend
• San Juan College presidential candidates step on campus
• PRC bill to add qualifications advances
• Residents on bird alert: Council puts pigeon ordinace in progress
• License law repeal is dead
• Shiprock Chapter faces more financial scrutiny
• Quilters make cozy gifts for service members returning home
• Branders sentenced in district court
• Aztec waives land use fee for businesses
• Kirtland Middle School hosts poetry slam
• Truck crash causes $10K in damage
• Woman stabs sister over family loyalty
• Aztec candidates speak at public forum
• Up with People arrives in Farmington
• Secondhand metals bill gets approved
• In the business of love
• CCSD employee charged with molesting 14-year-old girl, pleads not guilty
• Higher education hits Teec Nos Pos
• Fire survivor downgraded
• Bill requiring PRC credentials in trouble
• Defeats mount for Gov. Martinez
• Farmington emergency responders train at schools
• Theater Ensemble Arts offering youth classes, performances
• Daughters of Revolution hand out scholarship
• New emissions rules could lead to new plant
• 2 dead, 1 airlifted after house fire
• BIA starts work on bridge
• Arizona, centenarian share birthday
• Student retention bills move on
• Young love: How real is it?
• New BLM building still empty, to open soon
• City hopes repaired rapid is a hit
• TURNER: OK...the scoop on Channy & Rachel
• 4 Corners fire departments get breathing apparatus
• San Juan College narrows its presidential search
• Auditors pore over NM Title files
• Florists get creative with Valentine's Day flowers
• Hundreds gather for 'Vow' book signing
• San Juan United Way thanks the community
• No hearing scheduled in NM Senate for Skandera
• Gov. still backing immunity for spaceport
• Panel thwarts notification for abortions
• Up with People offers a unique opportunity
• NM denied NCLB waiver
• Democrats block bill to eliminate time limit on murder
• Local First effort keeps growing
• Farmington levy passes, Aztec bond too
• Trafficker gets 12 years, deportation
• At least 2 vandalize ruins
• ACLU sues Bloomfield over display
• Allison to head Indian Affairs dept.
• Families who work together stay together
• BLM, tribe work to address unauthorized homes
• Helping the community has a sweet side
• Economic development transition moves ahead
• Carpenters debut film for friends in Farmington
• Fiber optic study gives officials options
• Group appeals rezoning of land near college
• Body identified as wanted fugitive
• Democrats stop all voter ID bills, say no evidence of fraud
• CCSD Superintendent contract awarded
• College OKs plans for emergency situations
• Parents as Teachers receives more than $410K in funding, national recognition
• Dinner to throw cancer a curve, benefit Solomon
• Millions missing: Investigation widens into NM Title Co.
• San Juan County donates mobile command center to Bloomfield police
• TURNER: 'The Vow' premieres with big crowd on hand
• Comedian Paula Poundstone to perform in Durango
• Commission to vote on shelter
• Body found in area near missing man's car
• Revving up the rapids
• Board repeals emissions rules
• Senators delay vote on Allison
• NM Senate targets secondhand metal dealers
• TURNER: Red carpet rolls out for 'The Vow' premiere
• Traveling Broadway show seeks 4 Corners talent
• Scouting for food: Local youths gather meals, money
• Red Apple Transit adds some new routes
• Finding some help: SJC students create elderly services guide
• City Manager Rob Mayes receives designation
• Dr. Carletta Thompson serves patients, community
• 4 Corners Development Fund moves closer to reality
• Overcoming the monsters: Shiprock counselor focuses on traditional methods
• TURNER: Red carpet rolls out for premier of 'The Vow'
• Lucky guess: Local couple wins trip to Super Bowl
• Farmington learns new approach to helping the homeless
• Farmington groups say inebriate violence up
• Tracking Bigfoot
• Farmington schools offer cyber-learning for parents
• US hiring surges in January, boosts economy
• San Juan County sheriff's deputies cleared in shooting
• Bloomfield Chamber awards announced
• Aztec man sentenced to 21 years for beatings
• February has extra day; don't waste it
• Reading bill may squeeze through
• Jensen banned from CCSD property
• Jensen banned from CCSD property
• Farmington library unveils new cards with winning pictures
• Dusenbery found dead, ruled suicide
• Police join title company investigation
• Aztec adds 16th police position
• Sheriff seeks missing man
• For want of a fiddler: Sandstone seeks actors
• Public defender independence bill clears committee
• State investigating title company
• Voters have $17M bond to consider
• Body found near tourism official's vehicle
• Woman shot after aiming gun at deputies
• Students send positive message about school in alternative way
• Senators confirm new prison system leader
• Continuing Farmington levy would bring in $16.2 million
• Bill hopes to increase punishment for second-degree murder cases
• Fireworks ban fizzling
• Attempt to stop double pay halted
• Title company closes abruptly
• New Tibbetts Middle School breaks ground
• Health care sparking interests in PV seniors
• Dusenbery relative files missing person report
• Proposed homebuyers tax: Getting green for going green
• Instructor accused of previous misspending
• PEO focuses on women's education
• Nuñez keeps fighting for license bill but not for gov.
• PNM moves ahead with plant upgrade
• Today Show visits as national media take interest in local couple's story
• Body found, exposure likely claims another
• Local dentists to help students needing dental care
• Animal shelter director to retire after 27 years
• Kuzma files as candidate for municipal judge
• Living on faith
• Charges pending for FPD officer
• Monster trucks take over McGee Park
• Farmington National Guard detachment ships out
• CCSD's Levinski to be evaluated
• 2 Colo. students face expulsion for inhaler
• Diné language conference draws dozens
• Farmington to keep its lobbyist in Santa Fe
• Denver appeals court upholds military impostor law
• Firefighter, pecan farm caught up in NM drug busts
• State may change taxes for grid project
• NM auditor, PRC chair call on one another to resign
• Blackburn pleas no contest in kidnapping, battery
• No industry backing for word 'fracking'
• Sheehan resigns as director of local NEA chapter
• CCSD previews new curriculum
• San Juan County agencies start emergency planning for 2012
• New Navajo Nation law protects vulnerable adults
• NM driver's license bill fails in first vote
• Masada House officially open
• Merrion Oil and Gas drills education into students
• State stalls CCSD split efforts
• Global humanitarian project seeks Farmington support
• Gas producers skeptical of Obama
• Swastika branders sentenced to prison
• Teens pose as soccer players in scam
• Packing her bags: Local nurse needs help getting supplies to Haiti
• NM driver's license data points to fraud
• Slimmed brain-drain reversal bill advances
• Farmington MOMS Club prom-ises a little help
• Term limits bill dies in New Mexico House committee
• CCSD targeted in civil rights suit
• Gov. Martinez takes aim at child abusers
• Elmer Billy gets 9 years in van rape case
• Obama's State of the Union: We need to bridge the wealth gap
• Footprints lead San Juan County sheriff's deputies to suspect's door
• State senators upset over exclusion from photo ID forum
• Defense argues rape charges based on speculation
• Farmington to offer convenient centers for voting
• State of the kids: Report says NM, San Juan County kids at risk
• Gov. makes her case for lobbyist reform
• CCSD unveils new curriculum
• Aztec Ruins to celebrate 89th birthday
• Free program offers cultural education
• Company presents master plans for Farmington Airport
• Operation 550 full of promises, needs action
• Open for business: KYF celebrates grand opening
• Uninsured patients costing taxpayers
• Arts center gives out coats to needy in Shiprock
• Farmington tourism director may have taken $200K
• Blanco couple hits it big in Powerball, wins $1M
• San Juan County declares Kirtland sewage lagoon an emergency
• Dropping anchor: Local ranch gets tied down
• Council votes on budget allocation
• Bills aim to reform PRC
• State starts investigation at intersection
• Aztec JROTC using $75K to help the ruins
• Court rules against contractor
• Mayes faces new charges after foiled escape plan
• Tourism leader facing charges
• CCSD puts operations director on leave
• TURNER: Bobby, Justin and the boys...
• Abortion law gets attention
• Wedding expo offers brides ideas to assist in planning process
• Report: NM worst state for children to live in
• Aquatic center roof needs major repairs
• Food summit explores helpful ideas
• Top tourism official investigated
• Three arrested for school graffiti incident
• Gov. faces House divided
• Lujan reveals Stage 4 cancer, won't seek re-election
• Volunteers helping victims and fighting crime
• School rivalry goes too far
• Youth facility open for play
• Winter weather, ice cause accidents but no injuries
• Future of many city projects still unclear
• TURNER: Another WWII vet moves on...
• Koogler student wins bee, three spellers to state
• Lawmakers grade state address
• Joining the fight: Locals take action against alleged drunken driver
• Nunez to file licenses bill by end of the week
• Dead Composers Society is playing The Totah on Saturday February 4th at 7pm. $5...
• Concerns verified at intersection near new casino
• Animal League holds annual meeting
• Friends rally with Solomon in ICU
• Lewis refuses public paycheck, starts debate
• Council to tackle capital improvements again
• New Northern Edge casino opens to a crowd
• Plans for airport discussed today
• Help pledged to highway
• Alleged baby stomper denied furlough
• Auditions begin for "Women of the Navajo' calendar
• Animas Valley Mall under new management
• Remembering a leader: Activities honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy of service
• San Juan County to host redistricting meeting
• On the air: New Farmington radio station goes live
• Denver would have won if you would have come to The Totah Saturday night. We had...
• Reservation artist depicts Navajos in larger-than-life art
• Patrons increasingly choosing e-titles
• Licenses appeal to again take spotlight
• PV wrestlers take third in Colorado
• Howles named Citizens of the Year
• John Mayes charged in escape plot
• 5 to run for Bloomfield City Council
• Woman advises all to hang up before driving
• Toy story: Local man re-creates a tiny bit of history
• Elmer Billy pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit kidnapping
• Candidates file for Aztec Commission, municipal judge
• Local disc golfers organize Ice Bowl
• Convicted murderer accused in Aztec rape
• Farmington to hike golf course rates, subsidize Civitan
• NM Dems to oppose mandatory 3rd-grade retention
• Guards foil escape plan hatched by juvenile inmates
• Northern Edge Navajo Casino to open Monday
• Don't forget to be at The Totah Saturday at 7pm to see Colton Avery and his band...
• Six run for two Farmington Council seats
• College to enforce parking fines
• Accused solicitor has competency questioned
• Woman arrested but continues teaching
• Brandow fired after five weeks on leave
• Local plants among nation's top carbon polluters
• Another new fee for students
• Aztec considers adding two police positions
• Stoabs gets approval for petition
• Martinez: 'We have a clearer, more accurate way of rating schools'
• Social media takes off when rumors fly about Depp's visit to Farmington
• State hands out preliminary letter grades to schools
• Bloomfield seeking awards nominees
• More hunters will pursue bighorn
• Students spend their winter term as farmers and scholars
• Man shot in shoulder on Sunday night
• Bloomfield braces for possible budget cuts
• Hospital hires first endocrinologist
• Dry winter: Golfers, skiers adjust to paltry snowfall
• 'Unpaid' New Mexico legislators still receive pensions
• Developer still seeks Farmington rezoning
• Thought for food: Summit to explore feasibility of community food system
• Farmington Police Explorers learn about all aspects of law enforcement
• San Juan County had good year for volunteers
• Deputies investigate head-on collision near Aztec
• Here is a taste of what is coming up this weekend at The Totah.
• San Juan County Sheriff calls for drunken driving crackdown
• A district divided: Racial, religious tensions stir up turmoil at CCSD
• Interest piquing in San Juan shale
• State celebrates its 100th birthday
• US adds 200K jobs in December
• Farmington Salvation Army has 'Christmas miracle'
• Attorney General ponders legality of CCSD stipends
• City ponders posting its salaries online
• Unforeseen outcome: Difficult situation highlights tough calls police have to make
• BLM sifts through Glade Run comments
• Simply spellbound: Local districts start gearing up for spelling bee season
• Library to hold photo contest
• Aztec's Ron Montoya retires after 30 years
• Farmington city councilors Fischer, Darnell plan to run for re-election
• PV sophomore awarded scholarship as student ambassador
• Martinez wants to increase budget
• Aztec stands by city manager
• County questions intersection near new casino
• Redistricting to blame for legislator's retirement
• Council considering land lease
• Longtime Navajo Code Talkers group president dies
• 2012 Chamber award nominees announced
• City receives 'A' on audit
• DA will stay on Mayes case
• Tree branch a touchy point in murder case
• Henderson, Todacheene appointed to lead commission
• Councilors debate use of bond money
• After 20 years, the Carpenters are ready for their close-up
• Farmington intersection sees another accident
• NM to consider its own 'Caylee's Law'
• Aztec officials to meet on city manager
• Gov. Martinez wants to tie $5.5M to school grading
• Tickets are available at the door.
• Lawmaker wants statute lifted on murder cases
• Flora Vista Man waits for kidney
• Loss of grant funds doesn't stop city's plans
• Local cold cases solved
• Farmington United Way looking for volunteers
• Gov. Martinez eyes social promotion again
• Farmington City Council to focus on funding
• First in line: Farmington welcomes first baby of 2012
• Farmington's Family Crisis Center has a ball
• Turning a new page: Americans hopeful new year will bring better tidings
• Aztec city manager arrested on domestic violence charge
• Triumphs and tragedies of New Mexico's first 100 years
• Farmington Sears, Kmart won't be closing any time soon
• Farmington businessman and philanthropist dies
• Farmington bars have trouble filling late nights
• Suit alleges CCSD violated civil rights
• Bloomfield City Council won't fill seat until March
• Judge tosses confession of man in bludgeoning homicide case
• Man who cursed at judge gets 180 days
• Judge picks NM redistricting plan with fewest changes
• Dog days: Local rescue pooch makes big modeling debut in calendar
• Martinez pushes for tougher DWI laws
• Frontline Mission adapts its mission
• Early show is filling up fast. Still plenty of late show tickets. The late show...
• Red Apple drivers question union
• From Shiprock to Ebay: Postcards tell stories
• Gov. wants more money for college preparation
• Connelly House serves as home away home for families
• Johnson switches parties, still plans to run
• Both the early AND late shows are suitable for ALL AGES. Bring your kids, bring...
• Treatment center remains community staple
• Airport assesses wildlife hazards
• BBB helps keep businesses honest, needs volunteers
• Quiet homecoming: No parade in the offing for returning Iraq vets
• Report: Navajo Nation fails to provide disability access
• Former Gov. Gary Johnson to run as 3rd-party candidate
• We still have tickets available for the New Year's Eve shows. www.thetotah.com
• Picking the perfect four-legged friend
• City offers Christmas tree recycling program
• ECHO Food Bank provides more than just meals
• Local retailers see influx of returns
• Lions Pool starting to show its old age
• NM ski resorts are welcoming winter storms
• Helping out with the museum crowds
• Small local farmer earns big national title
• Christmas tree travails
• Red Cross seeks volunteers of all stripes
• 'Layaway Angels' give hope, presents
• Civil rights complaint against CCSD dismissed
• New Year's Eve Ball - Roses in Winter
• Home for the holidays: Bloomfield grad spends Christmas with family
• Dreaming of a "green" Christmas: Advocates encourage holidays to be environmentally friendly
• Motel owner helps provide a merry Christmas
• Behind the beard: The real truth, straight from Santa's lips
• Durango Nature Center uses lots of helpers
• COLUMN: Deck the halls with books and pages
• San Juan County supports new coal mine
• Laywer says man who pointed gun at police may not be competent
• Murder case will likely go to trial
• CCSD to pay out $460K to 2 administrators
• Farmington's Daily Bread helps those who need it
• Haceesa faces 99 years in prison
• Salmon Ruins volunteers help to preserve the past
• Snow may make travel treacherous
• City extends bonds
• For the homeless, charity doesn't always start at home
• Raner resigns from Bloomfield Council
• County surface water fails to meet standards
• CCSD board vows to support Levinski in battle with state
• Lighthouse Church to host religious party
• Sunlight shines on solstice shindig
• Financial sanctions imposed on Shiprock Chapter
• Council approves animal shelter
• County invests in emergency response
• Shiprock shelter fulfills many needs
• Community says goodbye to a fighter who never stopped fighting
• Threat of gas leak ends as false alarm
• Don't forget to get your tickets. Will make a great Christmas present.
• Salvation Army needs assistance assisting others
• Library to celebrate winter solstice
• Aztec Ruins welcomes public to witness solstice
• Weather grounds 737 in Farmington
• Boy Scouts carry out Christmas tradition
• Dive into holiday fun at the Bloomfield pool
• Sky high numbers may help get funding for airport
• San Juan County takes aim at runaway sewage
• Animal Shelter may have a fighting chance with the council's help
• Local law enforcement shops with 75 children
• Shiprock Fair Board pleased but others unsatisfied
• Without a home: Homeless children an increasing trend locally, statewide
• Roses in Winter New Year event benefits Family Crisis Center
• Church expects 1,000 on Tuesday when Farmington says final goodbye to teenager
• Garcia to seek 7th term
• Carman charged with embezzlement
• Hermosa's Houdini has two families
• Changes coming to Red Apple Transit
• Man arrested after stand-off
• Land swap paves way for Piñon Hills extension
• Homemade hovercrafts take class to new heights
• Trotting turkeys gobble up donations
• Splitting district a heated topic at CCSD meeting
• Rep. apologizes for slur against governor
• Tax credits available for Habitat donations
• Aztec declares Friday 'Tiger Football Day'
• Organ, tissue donor remembered with float parade
• Students, teacher have fun with fundraiser
• Buy-out approved for CCSD official
• The BEST DEAL in TOWN for New Years. $10 early show 7-8pm and $20 late show 10pm...
• Shooter, victim had history of violence
• Bobby Riddle found dead at home
• Kirtland rallies for injured father
• Water litigation deadline extended
• Man dies after shooting on Crouch Mesa
• Navajo Tech students learn lessons in carpentry, service
• Durango celebrates starting line
• Motion filed to disqualify DA from Mayes' case
• Forgery charges dropped against Lobato
• CCSD leader responds to state
• Postal Service considers local cuts
• Get your tickets for our New Year's Eve party. Benny & The Jets.
• New class focuses on fringe voices
• State senators seek re-election at age 70 or above
• SJC to perform Christmas concert
• Are pot problems worth the profits?
• Exhibit shows Farmington life 100 years ago
• While CCSD awaits state decisions, history shows this isn't the first proposed split
• Concert to benefit Echo Food Bank TONIGHT at The Totah. Admission is a donation...
• Utah armory renamed after fallen Farmington soldier
• HS seniors pledge to W8 2 TXT
• Grieving Farmington parents join global effort
• Governor keeps trying for license bill
• Business owners fret during Bloomfield construction
• Tonight at The Totah - Art, Dancing, Music, Live DJs, Hot Chocolate, Popcorn and...
• Bloomfield highway dotted with dead birds
• Israeli soldier preaches to churches
• Attorney General shoots down complaint
• Too drunk to confess? Accused murderer says rights were violated
• District, state mum on CCSD's response
• College helps out local hospice group with annual bowl sale
• Northwest's Principal on leave
• Board considering doing away with district waivers
• Code talker Chester Nez speaks in Aztec
• Economic group to seek private funding
• College raises fee
• Sources sought in missing-man case
• Officials encourage residents to think smart, be safe over holidays
• Aztec readies for Centennial Country Christmas'
• Local school districts honored
• At The Totah Theatre THIS Saturday.
• Come all ye faithful
• SJC first community college to win award
• UFOs won't visit Aztec next year
• TURNER: A tomb not forgotten
• Remembering Pearl Harbor, 70 years later
• Man gets 3 years for 12th DWI
• Escape eludes Houdini the dog
• San Juan County votes to regulate mobile homes, brakes
• Totah News Friday = Downtown Art Walk 5pm-9pm Old Medicine starts at 8pm Saturd...
• Commission side-steps rape case
• City takes pride in holiday decorating
• Houdini the Hermosa dog; can she be captured?
• Williams wins exemption from wildlife closure
• Crash victims remain in hospital
• Shiprock chapter wants its share from fair
• Still thinkin' Pink? After successful campaign, thoughts turn to next year
• The Totah's hardest working employee.
• Kiwanis Club's coats help keep out the chill
• Aztec connects: City hopes for full Wi-Fi deployment by end of 2012
• Farmington City Council agenda includes roof
• Police ask for help in missing man case
• San Juan County Commission to vote on mobile home ordinance
• Farmington Boys & Girls Club up for $10K award
• Criminal magnets: Thieves attracted to scrap metals
• Downtown's dearth: Leaders look for ways to revitalize heart of Farmington
• NM missing thousands of athletic licenses
• Tonight stay nice and warm at The Totah Theatre listening to classical Christmas...
• SASI talks priorities, parental involvement
• Lone Ranger to ride again
• Gallery has a YOUnique take on fashion
• 4 Corners is in for wintery weather
• PNM asks for stay on EPA decision for San Juan Generating Station
• Bloomfield still looking for floats for electric light parade
• Fire officials warn about decoration safety
• Chile research gets cold reception
• Don't miss the Downtown Art Walk Friday December 9th starting at 5pm. Make your...
• Dramatic reversal of fortune for Theater Ensemble Arts
• Both sides disagree on the costs of splitting CCSD
• Riverglo to light up Animas River
• Local students pushed to the limits at Instant Challenge Fiesta
• Preliminary hearing in DWI death trial, living victim still in critical condition
• Living with AIDS in northwest New Mexico
• 'Winter Wonderland' parade treks through town tonight
• Man tries to stop fight, gets stabbed
• College to light up night sky with luminaria display
• Code talker to appear in Aztec
• Labor department to distance youth from farm work
• Release denied for teen accused of attempted murder
• Farmington participates in World AIDS Day
• Bank robber faces 25 years
• Aztec receives briefing on cartel activity
• American Indian veterans get $825K in reimbursements
• Children First submits petition to split CCSD
• 'Tis the season to get a flu vaccination
• It's the most wonderful time of the year
• Census: American Indian populations are on the rise
• Officials consider need for Aztec Police Dept.
• Bloomfield to build fire training facility
• Benny & The Jets performing music of Elton John New Year's Eve at The Totah Thea...
• Living with, loathing and losing the turkey tonnage
• Newfangled gizmos harry parents during holiday shopping
• Bloomfield School District recognized for suicide prevention efforts
• Woman alleges discrimination in police rape case
• Farmington looking for a central bus terminal
• Bobby Riddle has endured long road of recovery
• Aging gas pipelines can cause leakage problems
• Make sure and pick up your tickets for the New Year's show at Artifacts Gallery....
• Man still critical after fatal crash
• Mine works to fully reopen
• Ski areas begin to open despite scarcity of snow
• Shoppers flock to area stores for big discounts
• Retailers report strong Black Friday sales
• Deaths renew calls for tougher DWI laws
• Salvation Army, with help of volunteers, hosts community feast
• Child porn offenders sentenced
• Law-breakers lend helping hand
• New police station is another unfunded project on list
• Plane crashes in Ariz, kills six
• Daughter surprises mother, reunites 34 years later
• TURNER: Happy Thanksgiving!
• Turkey, kindergartner style
• Local retailers ready for Black Friday blitz
• Don't let this holiday be death by turkey
• Holiday travelers flock to Farmington
• Coveted trophy handed over at Aztec meeting
• Giving thanks is good for you
• Salvation Army gears up for annual dinner
• NM agency assesses nearly $7 million in penalties
• NAPI warns of hay shortage, sellers running out of feed
• Accident victims conditions improve
• Man sues county, again
• Alleged drunken driver arrested after chase
• Voyeur sentenced to maximum prison time
• Jury convicts serial child molester
• Farmington's museum is looking to expand
• Kirtland deploys new sewage system
• Report: Minorities face fair housing problems in Farmington
• Farmington wants to replace fire house
• Cartel actiivty likely to rise in New Mexico
• Hundreds turn out for first Turkey Trot
• 2 killed, 2 injured in crash
• Johnson campaign for president hitting the wall
• Students portray historical figures in wax museum' display
• Suspects sought in Bloomfield home robbery
• City considers ponds to ease flooding
• Six of a kind: Local attorney adopts sextet of children
• Fantasy of Lights goes dark
• Officer fired after alleged beating
• Former San Juan College worker named state librarian
• Colleges could get more for grads
• County educators win big
• NM regulators approve fracking disclosure rule
• Governments raise 16,000 pounds of food for ECHO
• The Totah Theatre New Year's Extravaganza Featuring Lee Huff, Sheldon Pickering...
• Here is a good article as to why we all need more music in our lives. Make sure...
• Lawyers: Feds investigating Richardson fundraising
• Annual event raises money for Childhaven
• CCSD addresses policy changes
• Officials address need for civic center upgrades
• Bad turn to worse scammer gets scammed
• John Elchert: Thanks, Academy Winds, vets
• Teen mom faces criminal charges after false reporting
• Children First has petition, wants new district
• State courts seeking cash
• Missing man safe at home now
• Horse trainer claims double jeopardy
• Council considering city's road map
• CYFD hosting orientation today
• County moves closer to regulating manufactured home parks
• Study for troubled water approved
• Mine remains closed after fire
• Browning Parkway restricted today
• CALIENTE! Tonight at The Totah - 7pm. If you haven't seen this group perform yet...
• Tickets are designed for The Totah's New Year's Eve Show. $10 for the 7-8pm show...
• Extension eyed for Piñon Hills Boulevard
• Drop-in center opens to native population
• Hospital updates heart-attack response
• Bloomfield considers a gas tax to fix roads
• PRC visits Farmington during outreach tour
• San Juan College hosts Native American Week
• JCPenney finishes $900K renovation of local store
• Smoke alarm: No noticeable decrease in American Indian smoking
• Private-practice perils may only get worse
• Farmington to consider road map planning
• Revolving door still a problem in New Mexico politics
• Four Corners Airport may expand runway
• Turbulence at CCSD is costing the district thousands
• Phantom hospital: Proposed $8.3 billion complex has little backing
• Police prepare for certification
• Bloomfield dedicates Declaration of Independence monument
• Shiprock case to be heard at Yale
• Wounded warrior still serves in his own way
• New Farmington animal shelter may be a reality
• Please do...
• Police impersonator accused of sexual assault
• Farmington inebriate panel presents results
• Workshops to aid cross-cultural communication
• Veteran couple has seen a lot
• Soldier was one of first to speak against burn pits
• Secretary-designate Skandera touts reform
• Serial killer Robert Fry's conviction upheld
• CASA holds volunteer appreciation lunch
• CCSD board OKs settlement for Epperson
• Students given $100 each to buy new school clothes
• Man to serve time for accident that killed passenger
• Emergency drill fails in New Mexico
• Rapist gets 15-year sentence
• Farmington to air 'safe city' ads
• 100th Shiprock Fair called a success
• Census: Social Security payments increased
• Aztec Ruins to offer rare tour
• After a rough year child care businesses get good news
• Police investigating NMSU student's death
• Diné protection ceremony slated for Thursday
• Parched: A second year of persistent drought has state officials worried
• Volunteer search dogs are key for wilderness operations
• Martinez wants state salaries online
• Aztec ups its grades on ACT
• Farmington to consider state loan for sewage
• JROTCs compete for glory
• Study warns of dust-storm dangers
• Critics acccuse state auditor of playing politics with PRC
• Huerfano still waiting for sheriff substation
• Learning the ropes: Haitian rescuer gets advanced training
• Child rapist found guilty on 3 of 4 counts
• Farmington First Baptist Church celebrates 100 years
• CCSD accused of violating civil rights
• Friends don't let friends battle cancer alone
• Skateboarding for a cause
• Real men wear pink, fight fires
• Why is my paper pink?
• These aren't your grandmother's bras
• Nurse would be proud of fund in her name
• AT&T touts Farmington service enhancements
• Plenty of spooky goings-on for Halloween in Four Corners area
• Author's wild adventures with animals take center stage
• Farmington's growth plan still up for grabs
• Victim testifies in child rape trial
• Farmington broadens sex education
• A case when losing hair is a good thing
• Students urge drivers not to use cell phones
• Breast cancer survivors take to the runway
• Anti-bullying program silences students
• The Farmington Daily Times: A Ghostly Scoop
• Hearing held to decide water rights representation
• TURNER: Studying sex, the right way
• Farmington's sheltter preps for cold weather
• Local kids losing out on state assistance for day care
• Ghostly guests hang around haunted Aztec hotel
• Mayes to stay in juvenile detention
• Outlook not good to end drought
• Anti-bullying program comes to Farmington
• The Dusty Attic houses more than just collectibles
• Lake level low, narrowly gets stocked
• PNM asks EPA to reconsider
• Bloomfield to install 2nd monument
• Defendant claims police viloated Miranda rights
• Aztec Ruins to mark World Heritage date
• Aztec working on Oliver Drive
• Farmington considers supplementing abstinence-only education
• Three Rivers serves spirits of all kinds
• Local class teaches how to make it in a chorus line
• Farmington City Council to consider future of roads
• Branson, space tourists anxious for maiden flight
• San Juan County stuck in state sign spat
• Private-practice privations: Critics cry foul, but SJRMC says it's following trends
• Bringing history into the present
• Child porn found at Farmington school
• Enduring tainted fame: Families' stories told through film
• County officials feel the heat at fire department open house
• $12K sought from CCSD for legal fees
• Farmington Get Pink'd carnival provides fun, lively time
• Blue Cross gets second chance at NM rate hike
• Get Pink'd, carnival at City Hall today
• Aztec Motocross helps Wounded Warriors
• State works to improve early childhood education
• CCSD, contractor at odds over new Newcomb gym
• Detectives continue to pursue their lawsuit
• Farmington says no to land sale
• Piñon Hills Golf Course's digital deal is a steal
• TURNER: Why good guys wear pink
• 'Return of Navajo Boy' shows tonight
• Intent to sue notice filed against city of Bloomfield
• Qualities of ideal president discussed
• Inquiry offers look into former judge's missteps
• Ordinance sought to curb teen drinking
• CCSD alcohol policy unchanged
• Upset attorney speaks against system
• County tables Jake Brake ordinance
• City wants clerk to answer to council
• Environmental groups join San Juan Generating Station appeal
• Snakebitten: Antivenin in short supply, demand
• SJRMC's rating shows it has lots of heart
• NM strikes rich well of oil jobs
• Navajo Hipster Panties turn heads, cause legal stir
• Officials dedicate Spaceport
• CCSD chooses new board member
• Elouise Cobell, fearless fighter, dead at 65
• Aztec trails may soon be easier to get around
• Students reclaim vandalized poster
• New head of state lands in San Juan County moves in
• The hills are alive with the sound of history
• Farmington to get another award for financial reporting
• San Juan County tries to silence jake brakes
• State may modify Title IX support law
• Farmington teen again sentenced to life in shooting
• Arizona man accused of stabbing 2 at party
• Renaissance Faire takes you back in time
• Farmington High stabbing suspect to be tried as an adult
• District attorney asks for review in police rape case
• iFrenzy: iPhone launch about more than just gadgets
• Renaissance Faire knows how to take it old, old, old school
• Be at The Totah tonight for the Storytelling Festival.
• Board of education to redraw districts
• Police officer arrested, put on leave
• Storytelling festival boasts strong lineup
• Baby Boot Camp whips moms into shape
• Gays, allies speak about struggles of being out' in the open
• Mayor listens as thoughts are voiced
• Spotlight shines on bilingual students
• Nearby project included in presidential memorandum
• Musicians to play at Masada House benefit
• Meth ingredients found in local stolen truck
• Rocky Mountain Ramble rally rounds up RVs
• Driver in high-speed chase still at large
• Major San Juan County meth distributor gets 12 years
• Aztec Commission approves thoroughfare plan
• State to hold septic tank meeting tonight
• Shuffling toward a world record
• Farmington addresses racial issues
• Aztec city manager in kerfuffle over car
• Charge against Tso dismissed
• Farmington Council to discuss parking, development plan
• Group takes aerial survey of industry's impact on national parks
• Farmington, PV orchestras work in concert
• Wildlife officials use robot deer as bait
• Community theater group finds new mojo
• Arizona to host running with the bulls
• Navajo boxers are fighting for their future
• San Juan College to host job fair
• Farmington high schools try college booster shot
• Farmington group gunning for a world record
• Shiprock Fair parade draws huge crowd
• Little impact from low-altitude training
• Farmington going all-in on Get Pink'd initiative
• Come hang out at The Totah tonight at 7pm. $7 to get in. $10 to get in and buy a...
• Sen. Tom Udall calls for $4T economic package
• Farmington art walk a big downtown draw
• Citizens help scientists track changes in leaves
• Quilters Guild takes over Civic Center
• Sen. Tom Udall answers to Tibbetts students
• Magistrate judge steps down
• Art Walk tonight in Downtown Farmington. Sheldon Pickering and his band will be...
• San Juan County recycling project breaks ground
• Rainy days are here again
• High-flying Shiprock Fair not stuck in the muck
• 11-year-old mauled by dog while saving friend
• Man flees after 4-vehicle accident
• Automation-X, Envirotech win big at EDGE Awards
• Don't forget to be at The Totah this weekend. Saturday at 7pm $7 at the door for...
• High bar set for next NM engineer
• Part of meth lab found near Farmington School
• Farmington Dial-A-Ride a work in progress
• CCSD finance director leaves for Aztec after 3 months
• Bloomfield planning to get completely pinked
• Renters' market not too bad, not great either
• San Juan County to expand recycling
• Local leaders brainstorm about public inebriation issues
• PRC members split over proposed agency overhaul
• In pursuit of the perfect chili
• Navajo slush fund case awaits prosecutor
• Restructured Shiprock Fair pledges openness
• Four Corners PowerPlant sued over Clean Air Act
• FBI looking at Frazier incident
• Aztec Public Library offers computer training
• Shuttle to Albuquerque in business
• College to host free depression screenings
• BLM begins large-scale weed roundup
• Local women catch rabbit fever
• Longboard movie this weekend at The Totah Theatre. Saturday 7pm $7 at the door.
• Local college student helps cheer up sick kids with shoes
• Rocinante evolving the meaning of 'alternative'
• New documentary touts fossil fuels
• Farmington to host forum on inebriates
• Lost soldier finds recognition
• Highland Games let you get your Celtic on
• 31st Road Apple Rally attracts riders new and old
• SJC gets grant for American Indians
• Archeology business chosen for water project
• Zombie babies spook and sell
• NM-born al-Qaida cleric killed
• American Indian Music Awards voting opens
• Farmington teens bend the ear of the mayor
• Liquor store resumes alcohol sales
• Road Apple Rally a racer's retreat
• Kirtland mans sues to get cities out of county
• Agents seize truckload of pot, weapons
• CCSD records request ordered
• Block resigns from post, admits drug use
• Aztec welcomes Highland Games
• First Financial opens new branch on eastside
• College offers medical symposium, exhibits, workshops
• Local artist donates work for Ricketts Renovation
• Man who set nephew on fire not guilty
• Luncheon held in honor of veterans
• A fond farewell
• Block may resign today
• Council considers twisting the stem of Red Apple
• Lesson in history for Aztec
• One heck of a celebration: 100th Shiprock Fair kicks off today
• Bloomfield man set on fire testifies against uncle
• Farmington police sergeant accused of rape
• Heated discussion of Animas LaPlata Project
• SJC promotes Stark to county operations officer
• Wheels to work
• Playing homage to heritage
• Rocky runup to Shiprock Fair
• San Juan County behind on getting colonoscopies
• Remembering the deluge
• Slight tweak for food-stamp eligibility
• Border sees another drop in apprehensions
• Red Apple a bustling service
• Cancer walk celebrates life, strength
• Mystery of missing woman, 3 years later
• Students help seniors weatherize
• Northern Edge Casino holds job fair
• 'Sting' nets 53 citations for Mesa Verde buses
• Hanging by a (thick) thread
• Wines of the San Juan hosts foot-stompin' good time
• Memo: Rats in Gallup district's food storage
• Plans for armory expansion move forward
• Crash sends 2 to hospital
• Online school approved, sort of
• Author rewrites Jane Austen novels
• Aztec library aids youth programs
• Walk will help cancer home
• Rocinante receives $10K grant for science
• Redistricting bill squeezes GOP senators
• Big bro, little bro, best buds
• Mother's conviction in son's death upheld
• October 8th at 7pm. Drop - Longboarding video at The Totah. Enter to win a longb...
• Airport reviews emergency plan
• County Commission lowers fee rates for inspections
• Subpoenas may be issued in Block case
• Audit finds few flaws with transit system
• Most school district enrollments on the rise
• Accused juvenile probation officers reinstated
• CCSD may change its policy on alcohol
• Students aim to solve fake crime
• Feel the thrill
• Victim identified in tanker crash
• Local real estate agents recognized
• BLM organizing cleanup for National Public Lands Day
• Former jail guard sentenced
• A passion set in stone
• Nursing homes see youthful influx
• Martinez's legislative agenda in trouble
• San Juan County reconsiders take-home vehicle policy
• Nursing home hosts its first wedding
• Death toll in Reno up to 9
• Practice run: County works on emergency preparedness
• Truck overturns near state line
• Horrific crash: At least 3 dead at Reno air show
• Green Chile Festival celebrates camaraderie
• More bang, less buck: Construction costs favor schools
• Navajo Nation grant will fund courts, law enforcement
• Gun show looks to attract the ladies
• Rodders reunite for weekend shows
• Wet weather causes mudslide
• 'Redneck Olimpics' promise fun for all
• Student accused in crime had previous record
• District evaluates high school security
• Listeria causes cantaloupe recall
• Shots heard in area force school lockdown
• Children await Aztec water feature's construction
• Taxes likely to save insurance fund
• Storage shed rules may shift
• FHS student stabbed
• Fewer licenses granted to immigrants
• Attempted murder charges for Guardsman
• Flood worries low in 4 Corners
• Fair director out from behind bars
• Park projects, vandalism, dominate commission meeting
• CCSD's Bernice Benally dies of leukemia at 60
• Water users sue state engineer
• Families of fallen soldiers to gather for honor
• State investigates CCSD
• Farmington to raise green fees
• Students offered constitutional crash course
• Tso arraigned in Shiprock
• NM House GOP complains of laziness
• County unveils 9/11 monument
• Compromise bill would create two types of licenses
• San Juan Mine fire may be extinguished
• Tourism industry leery of proposed agency merger
• A day of reflection
• Kirtland teen selected for USDA program
• Aztec going strong 4 days a week
• TURNER: Boy, did they get us wrong
• True patriotism thriving in Four Corners
• BLM to develop Glades management plan
• A bountiful bookish bonanza
• Most county residents will see drop in property taxes
• Farmington man dies in car crash in Mexico
• Local coal mine burns underground
• Help is where the heart is
• Four Corners Expo targets men, women differently
• FHS band seeks success at State Fair
• Let freedom fly
• Students hear first-hand account
• Bloomfield man pleads guilty in stabbing case
• Walk slated to raise money for Alzheimer's
• Residents urged to dispose waste properly
• Library book sale begins Saturday
• Police investigating 7-month-old baby's death
• Businesses evacuated after threat made
• Drop longboarding video screening at The Totah.
• Drop longboard video screening at The Totah
• This Saturday September 10th at 7:30pm Sheldon Pickering will be playing with hi...
• SJC students push activities plan
• Hotel murder case will go to trial
• Detectives file lawsuit against city
• First West Nile case of the year reported
• Pipeline replacements nearing an end
• Yale Law School to host Navajo Supreme Court argument
• United Way gears up for annual volunteering day
• Tech company to build ghost town for science
• House to consider Block's impeachment
• County commission extends water lease
• NM special session gavels to order
• Voting process eased by 'convenience centers'
• Senator says he'll offer compromise on licenses
• Protesters rally at Capitol
• Illegals' licenses will come up during session
• Welch steps down as head of SJCEC
• Teaching the dangers of strangers
• Gov. Martinez will hold back for educational success
• Advocates ready to rally for illegals' licenses
• Navajo woman helps prompt uranium mine cleanup
• Roadside attractions: Local travelers get around by hitchhiking
• Durango considering Animas changes
• High schoolers earn dual credits with college classes
• Teachers dealing with textbook shortage
• Representation to argue taxation in NM special session
• Mayor Roberts to hold an open forum
• NM special session already contentious
• Ancient images in our backyard
• Celebrating culture, life at Totah Festival
• Cop caught with pants down fired
• Help available for Aztec utility debt
• Guardsman stabs man more than 20 times
• Residents hit the road for Labor Day
• Neighbors curious about city's delay in dealing with cat hoarder
• Martinez's car pulled over for speeding
• Seattle man bringing bicycles to Navajo Nation
• Official: Tso attended school, not graduated
• Bloomfield gas line repairs await investigation
• Suspected drug dealers arrested
• Shuttle service offers rides to Duke City
• Martinez appoints Anesi to head state investment board
• Throat slasher sentenced
• Bikinis promised at bike wash for animal shelter
• Joyride allegations put jail official on leave
• US 64 construction hits gas line
• Catastrophe: At least 82 cats found living in woman's home
• Castling over sandwiches: Teacher uses lunchtime for chess
• Upcoming Totah Festival will celebrate 23 years in Farmington
• CCSD holds closed meeting
• Teen charged with stabbing man 10 times
• Increasingly elderly: Farmington ready for aging population
• High-tech comes at a high price
• American Indians more affected by climate change
• End of the line for long-haul busing
• Patchwork: Servicing all the county's roads isn't as easy as you'd think
• Christafari wows Farmington at Brookside Park
• State movie subsidies booming
• Jail gets passing grade, but not without questions
• Farmington workers are more injury-prone
• Juvenile probation managers on leave over photos
• Greek restaurant comes to town
• Police, fire officials confiscated large amounts of fireworks
• SJC's enrollment grows
• Kirtland man faces life in prison
• Sacred Heart experiencing growing pains
• CCSD needs lots of fans of education
• 96 plants seized in pot bust
• Body found in Farmington hotel
• Suit alleges gov. violated constitutional protections
• Ribbon cut at new low-income apartment complex
• Back to the future
• Kirtland man has near-miss with falling truck
• Face time: Tea Party protesters greet Lujan
• Block feels push for impeachment
• Former Daily Times owner remembered
• BLM meeting to divvy up land
• Concerns discussed at CCSD meeting
• Gov. sued over license checks
• Back to School for Farmington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Masada House to open its doors
• Police chase down would-be thieves
• Bloomfield, Nation sign MOU
• SJC prof named to nursing board
• Prairie-dog hunters rescued from cliff
• Oil exec takes swig of fracking fluid
• Lake limitations: Why Farmington Lake isn't a swimming hole
• Keeping it on campus: SJC students seek a four-year experience
• Attendance down, sales up at fair
• NM judge's bribery case can go to trial
• The thickening blue line
• Long war, short lives
• Santa Fe Opera looks to its roots
• Farmington rewrites fire rules
• ACLU still eyeing Bloomfield monument
• Tso placed on leave
• County settles Frazier civil suit
• Kim Carpenter named new county CEO
• Artifacts dealers regaining trust
• Branding suspects plead guilty
• San Juan County edges closer to naming a new CEO
• San Juan College names new financial leader
• Greyhound stops service to 4 Corners
• What's for lunch?
• NM dogs likely to get heartworms
• Gold Star Academy thanks its lucky stars' for granted
• SJRMC begins community health assessment
• Still under construction
• CCSD president Tso arrested
• Meeting on uranium mill today
• FBI honors girl who saved her mother
• EDGE nominees announced by SJEDS
• Hospital gets new chopper
• Farmington supports curbing county drug use
• PRC's Block says he had an addiction
• County to address overgrowing, overcrowding
• High court leans toward PRC in water battle
• Lizard not protected
• Injured cowboy making slow, steady progress
• Ex-cop indicted on federal child pornography charges
• Raising the bar: Bloomfield's city attorney unafraid of hard work
• Special session likely to be called
• The first day, the first time
• Plants, homes on county's agenda
• Left hanging high and dry: Drought hurting livestock
• Veteran cop gets new post
• Several state lawmakers forgoing town halls
• Heading back to school
• County hopes recycling trend spreads
• Nation looking to weatherproof homes
• Farmington gifted teacher gets award
• San Juan County Fair winds down
• Meetings costing thousands
• Local family opens up scholarship store
• Local Safeway participates in recycling
• 'Journey Stories' retell tales of early settlers
• War heroes to be honored
• Industry defends fracking
• Fiery competition: Salsa champ retains crown
• Keeping the players off the DL
• Answers to frequently asked questions about digital subscriptions
• Daily Times to offer digital subscriptions for online users
• Carnival ride safety a big deal this time of year
• Catch the Kid' during Aztec Outlaw Days
• Industry moves to rewrite pit rule
• Decomposed body found in Farmington identified
• Farmington gets new HR director
• County fair beefs up
• Virtual school is a cloudy vision
• Deep-fried deliciousness
• Oil drilling possible in 2012
• Stoabs denied College Boulevard zone change
• Robinson case brings more conflict-of-interest allegations
• Regulation commission questions AT&T
• City health fund still rosy
• Dugout diary: A unique view of the baseball diamond
• Teenager injured by shotgun misfire
• Primo pups: 17 vie for title of top dog
• Decomposed body found
• Ranch bidding process unlawful
• Virtual charter school faces public hearing
• Connie Mack team holds car wash to afford trip home
• Aztec talks Outlaw Days and new water feature
• Saturday August 20th at The Totah Theatre. Drop. A longboard video. Detailst com...
• Cowboy breaks neck at McGee Park
• Bloomfield considers pre-K price hike
• Proximity to Ricketts brings neighbors a mix of pleasure and pain
• Local hazmat team wins competition
• Stoabs zoning decision expected
• Mistrial declared in Blackburn case
• Going for No. 1: Outhouse race win goes to the gals again
• Performing arts centers booming
• Loss of locks for love, pencils
• In the rough: Farmington's golf courses' finances not up to par
• Aztec Airport upgrades runway
• NM is one of last illegal license battlegrounds
• Morning After Crew takes care of Ricketts
• Gov. Martinez talks AYP, driver's licenses
• San Juan Regional Medical Center completes north campus
• Connie Mack parade sails into Farmington
• Lost dog needs help finding her owner
• Branding suspects challenge hate crime law's constitutionality
• Opening night at CMWS
• Let loose with livestock and pig out at SJC Fair
• EPA decision could cost PNM $750M
• Parade, home run derby affect street plans
• Woman rescued after getting lost near Pagosa Falls
• Martinez visits 2 local businesses
• Connie Mack World Series cranks up
• TV crew arrives to film ballgames for national show
• EPA ruling will affect San Juan plant's future
• A cause to paws' for
• Bench donated by local family honors National Guardsmen
• Annual weekend tax holiday starts Friday
• SJC's Baker to leave for Michigan Tech
• 'Cinderella' jail escapee heads back to court
• 1,100 respond to governor's residency check
• Bust of former Gov. David Cargo to be unveiled
• Farmington wins award for finance reporting
• Local man donates hair to Locks of Love
• Piedra Vista wins national award
• 7-month-old boy found dead
• Monsoon season fairly tame thus far
• Red Apple Transit plants seed of change
• It's time for the San Juan County Fair
• Man arrested for soliciting sex from 13-year-old
• Former secretary of state Vigil-Giron still in legal limbo
• It's a dirty job: Teens volunteer to clean up Animas Park
• Host families still needed for Connie Mack World Series
• Aztec wants a night out on the town
• Cobell settlement in final stages
• 'Frybread' film needs a little more dough
• San Juan County schools feeding plenty of kids during summer
• A new life for old scrubs
• Even without default, local businesses could feel consequences
• Farmington-Piedra Vista transfers more frequent
• 10,000 ordered by governor to prove residency
• Fairly exhausting: Organizers prep for Shiprock Fair
• Library teaches the shutterbug science
• The end is nigh for Apache construction
• San Juan Fair Parade comes to town
• Final TGIF of summer provided fun for all ages
• Probe targets Navajo leaders
• City hopes retention pond will help curb floods
• Hero's welcome for Medal of Honor winner
• Judge says abortion billboard can stay up
• United Way kicks off annual campaign
• Dancing the day away
• EPA seeks to reduce oil and gas pollution
• BLM lifts fire limits
• Shiprock faces $19,000 electricity bill
• Three officers placed on leave
• Last hurrah for summer: Final TGIF this week
• Developer seeks rezoning on more acreage
• First contact: Navajo residents get connected
• Farmington cosniders a return to citizen firefighters
• Fraud trial exemplifies law in a small town
• Aztec pianist lands gig in 'Cowboys & Aliens'
• Legislator: New Mexico scholarship system needs overhaul
• San Juan County gets $1 million for roads
• State taxpayers subsidizing oil and gas industry with $285K a day
• Attorney general talks about NM Sunshine Laws
• Utah jail identifies man after 3 weeks
• Bloomfield discusses second monument
• Navajo Nation, branding victim's mother speak about plea agreement
• Aztec stops sewage spill after 2,000 gallons
• One district, indivisible? Group wants to split CCSD
• Talking about jobs: Barela meets with business owners
• Atkinson tapped to lead Leadership NM
• San Juan County alcohol laws missing a few pieces
• Kirtland teacher Rachel Colsman honored
• San Juan County Sheriff's Office plans almost finalized
• Navajo Nation helped by temporary medical experts
• Sandstone Productions' financing on the edge
• Hearing her voice
• High and dry in Hogback
• Man's body found on houseboat
• Workshop aims to prepare Navajo girls for the future
• Marketing a way of life
• Aztec Ruins gets a guardian
• Aztec spills waste into river
• Worker for BHP killed in collision
• Not one passing mark
• State veterans secretary hears San Juan County concerns
• Accused judge says he will be vindicated
• Navajo Head Start losing half of funding
• DV home contempt charges dismissed
• Bumpy roads ahead: NMDOT has less money to spread around
• All about the smiles
• NM secretary of state sued for alleged open records law violation
• 26 new charges for parole supervisor
• Supreme Court: Judge overstepped by jailing 32
• Indian Market hits a decade
• Alleged rape by Albuquerque criminal judge taped
• Drilling permits go unused
• Two men plead guilty in swastika branding case
• School districts react to health requirement
• Man gets 15 years for kicking companion to death
• CCSD board scoffs at allegations
• Mortensen sentenced for rape
• Martinez continues fight against licenses for illegal immigrants
• Back-to-school shopping begins
• Man gets four years for stealing washer
• Grant paves the way for new airport snow plow
• Woman sentenced for crash
• District's legal fees stack up
• Animas noxious
• Local woman teaches t'ai chi chih in the park
• Hospital screens 75 students for cardiovascular ailment
• Walmart begins remodeling
• Ride and shine, car lovers
• San Juan draws physicians from faraway lands
• Farmington to crack down on texting while driving
• Legislators face a run of conflicts
• A dog's chance
• 2nd Annual Wine and Shine in Blanco on Sunday
• Native Americans seek new era with feds
• Farmington School District rules on eighth-grade sports
• Amherst donates books to Navajo Nation Library
• Tax on tobacco debated
• Jail time for texting
• Northern New Mexico Street Rodders get ready to roll
• Relay for Life set to kick off
• Drinking in the history
• Clothing on a goat? Baa!
• Library offers a magical time
• Court orders sex offender to serve out original term
• Kids get a hand at being junior rangers
• City plan has several options
• Making words leap off the page ... like magic
• Farmington to clarify eighth-grade sports rules
• Repaving pains
• Medicaid discussion heads to SJC
• When lemons give you life
• Rescuers busy on the river
• School away from school
• Baby boy ejected in van crash
• Albuquerque hosts job fair for veterans
• Manning officially out at CCSD
• Attorney accused of fraud
• Second state police officer charged with DUI
• Relishing the pickles: NMSU class teaches the joy of canning
• Seminar offers info on pet adoption options
• County accepting bids for big Salmon Ruins Museum upgrade
• Water treatment training arrives
• San Juan County Sheriff graduates a whole new posse
• Stalls open for summer
• Communities anticipate a deluge of illegal dumping
• Police nab suspect in '03 killing
• State to lose specialist in renewable energy
• Regulators push PNM to go green
• State steps up to bat in space race
• Festival mixes blues and brews
• Supreme Court leaves New Mexico's crime lab in a bind
• Soldier returns home, sweet home
• Global instruments visit Bloomfield
• Take a bow, bowwow
• Dissecting inspection fees
• Hearing for Mayes deferred
• Food drive offers sky-high prizes
• Tender loving hair
• Puerto Rican baseball players still need host families
• Drowning victim's motorcycle wins bike show
• Frontline issues at women's conference
• Rezoning request draws fire
• Fugitive in custody
• Bloomfield's Thursday Market now open
• Bloomfield beautifying highway
• Authorities investigating death of jailed inmate
• San Juan College selects search firm
• BLM to change plan that affects development
• CCSD approves contract for acting superintendent
• Smaller crowd attends this year's parade
• Holiday remains low-key
• County inspection fees under scrutiny
• CCSD weighs contract
• Bleeding away business
• Brush fire swiftly doused
• United Blood Services pleads for donations
• Save New Year's Eve on your calendar for The Totah Theatre.
• Threat to kill man gets 3 arrested
• Farmington radio intern has a voice that carries
• Celebrating independence
• Piece by piece, sheriff keeps aviation unit together
• Electric Light Parade begins tonight
• School bus funding blunder exposed
• Cabinet secretary points to education deterioriation
• Fourth of July brings benefits for businesses
• San Juan spin doctors compete
• Set in stone: Bloomfield displays the Ten Commandments
• Dusty Attic celebrates a century
• Man dies beneath local dam
• Six hurt in collisions on US 64
• Alleged voyeur arrested again
• Roadwork races ahead
• Hoping for a fireless Fourth
• Gems and Minerals Show draws down-to-earth crowd
• More than 1,000 tested in hospital's spacious MRI
• 'Thump junkie' Tommy Bolack preps for show
• 9 laws affecting veterans go into effect
• Children's Museum gets social
• Panel praises 'History Makers'
• Bloomfield bans fireworks
• Dog in lap blamed for truck crash
• Bloomfield pool treading water
• BLM, Forest Service issue stringent fire restrictions
• Higher ed secretary took leave from NMSU
• Lynch doc gets Farmington premiere
• Man accused of trying to take topless photos of teen at pool
• Miranda violation claimed in murder trial
• Students take gold at welding comp
• Further turmoil at CCSD
• TURNER: For the love of Mary
• Aztec selected for 'Catch the Kid'
• Dumping fees could come with consequences
• Youth conference focuses on family well-being
• Farmington postpones road plan
• Tibbetts teacher wins a trip into history
• Mosaic closure puts 120 jobs at risk
• Aztec fave Oliver's shuts its doors
• Wildfire forces evacuation of Los Alamos
• Shiprock man pleads guilty to murder
• Inquiry continues on body from river
• San Juan County officials crack down on fireworks
• Bloomfield: Attorney steps down, monument discussed, debts taken on
• Agriculture conference kicks off today
• A sad story. Don't let something like this happen in Farmington. Support your local entertainment industry.
• Newcomb student wins Gates Millennium Scholarship
• Sowing a business
• Sink or swim for King
• Sifting the ashes at the Light House
• Details emerge in child porn case
• County manager search reopens
• Juneteenth event supports community groups
• Kicking back at the carnival
• Questions hang over 17-year-old Mayes
• Departing official might sue CCSD
• Navajo Head Start director placed on leave
• Puttin' on the ribs: Aztec man gets in on BBQ biz
• AmeriCorps volunteers starting community garden
• Shiprock carnival sets up
• PRC approves power plant
• Selling the deal
• Initiative for natural milk kicks off
• Assistant superintendent retires from CCSD, citing board's 'illegal choices'
• Judge rulles CCSD opponents lack standing
• Heating up: Temperature in the days to come could top 100
• Gov. tightens license restrictions for illegals
• State supreme court overturns governor's veto
• ACLU investigating Bloomfield monument
• Bye-bye, Blockbuster
• Officially summer
• Legislators evaluate redistricting options
• Meetings to discuss Navajo Water Rights Settlement
• $300,000 on the table
• Investigation approved
• Crashes attract scrutiny
• Programs push for child health
• Apache Street construction inches closer to completion
• TURNER: Murder strikes our village
• Numerous new laws go into effect July 1
• BLM announces wild horse gather schedule
• Brushfires sweep through county
• Farmington looking at options for redistricting
• Airport traffic up significantly
• Coming soon to a park near you, thanks to the Aztec Key Club
• A nice, hot cuppa joe
• Fracking comes up clean
• Gov.'s veto suit in court this week
• Library preps for summer solstice event
• Filmmaker Hunt wins prestigious award
• A day for fathers to celebrate
• Another boom?
• Fourth of July preparations set off debate
• Sweeping for sex offenders
• Keeping watch over the neighbors
• Highway headache
• Bloomfield to hold water meeting
• Annual gourd dance helps to keep the old tradition alive
• Candidate comes to visit
• Clinical, yet colorful ...
• School budgets finalized
• Soaring to new heights
• Council approves zoning change
• Former judge dies of brain cancer
• Slain doctor an upstanding citizen
• Councilors upset with information flow
• NM Supreme Court overturns Clovis man's murder conviction
• Endangered: Historic preservation trust frets about Chaco
• Graduation rates fall
• Victim of mine accident laid to rest
• Chambers fill up for testimony
• Getting into gear
• Bloomfield moves forward with Ten Commandments monument
• Diving in to summer
• Accused teen denies killing doctor
• Sites offer kids free lunch at parks
• The story of a road
• City to take up zoning
• Building code changes win local praise
• Police plan to investigate voter records for fraud
• Murder charge filed
• SJC waits to pick a president
• Walking for ranchers
• Probation supervisor busted
• Doctor brutally killed
• Teaching for sensitivity
• NM levies $350K fine on refiner
• Mercedes to be raffled for animal shelter
• County shutters a tight window for manager applications
• Mothers grieve for their sons
• Rockslide cuts off Kirtland water customers
• A look at history: Old Fort Lewis
• Farmington's soapbox derby ready to roll on Saturday
• Economic study suggests industries to target for area
• Waste Management changes mind, takes on proposed recycling center
• Kidnapping, rape charges dismissed against Farmington man
• Lizard's listing could affect oil and gas industry
• Navajo Human Rights Commission gets five-minute testimony before Senate Committee
• Fresh evidence surfaces in Lossiah murder case
• Young scrubs may be hospital's future
• Casino plan impresses City Council
• Union group sues state over wages
• SJC garners $125K pledge
• Serial rapist gets 21 years
• County to charge for use of garbage sites
• 'The Vow' trailer released
• Hit-and-run results in probation
• Sports camp teaches the game of life
• CASA looking for volunteers to help protect children
• Experts say local air is starting to clear
• Commission approves cultural grant criteria
• Heat and a lack of school drives kids out to the parks in droves
• Judge allows CCSD move to proceed
• Into the sunset? City says goodbye to rodeo
• Bike ride to raise money for children's foundation
• Victim of stabbing badly hurt
• Free verse for the free range
• Aid arrives from Aztec
• Council considers recycling
• Deadline looms for CCSD
• Chile law weeds out impostors
• City police investigate 'stabbings'
• Smoke clouds the Four Corners' skies
• Summer reading starts up
• Navajo: a tongue for the young
• Community kicks in for Connie Mack
• Guardsmen exchange honors with employers
• Expect a 'wow' from the Kids Fest
• Ready, get set, network
• Reps grouse about roads
• New Mexico endures driest first four months since 1895
• Thousands expected at flea market
• High water? Not yet
• State suggests cheaper emissions policy at San Juan Generating Station
• Judge rules suspect in nun slaying competent
• Seeing the light: Local doc using lamp for skin conditions
• A drive for compassion: Animal shelter seeks volunteers
• Woman killed crossing Hwy. 64
• Patient fears hearing aid held hostage
• SJC gets high marks for DWI arrests
• Murder weapon located from apartment beating
• Shutting down: Honey Jug, V Burger close because of landlord dispute
• Letting go, but not forgetting
• PSC faces showdown over renewable energy
• Mother, son who drowned were from Farmington
• Money woes worry Piñon Hills Golf Course
• Farmington man beaten to death in his apartment
• Remembering: Large groups of residents turn out for Memorial Day
• Baird named new Civic supervisor
• Standing up to bullies
• Marines seek civilian aid
• Widow builds a memorial
• And the wiener is ...
• CCSD names new leader
• US Senate contenders trade shots
• Any given sundae: Ice cream trucks maintain popularity with both kids and adults
• State demands CCSD name a superintendent
• School executive gets a raise despite debt
• Riverfest celebrates 25th anniversary
• Deputy may face charges in beating
• TGIF starts today with burgers and music in Orchard Park
• GED grads mark the end of a long road
• Trails gain recognition
• Melt means more work for rescuers
• Gutierrez life sentence struck down
• CCSD rule draws fire from state
• Crack dealer sentenced
• Riverfest celebrates 25 years with host of events [2:53 p.m.]
• Domestic violence home contractor offers to settle
• Second-graders raise money to buy some shoes
• Nursing home nurse waives preliminary hearing
• Mayor breaks tie to pass preliminary budget
• Students give science a lift
• Man admits assaulting 60-year-old
• Farmington's firefighters dig deep into a lifesaving toolbox
• Hantavirus kills NM man
• Colo. town joins bid to improve race relations
• Bloomfield man sentenced to 12.5 years for string of robberies
• City gets a B from teenagers
• Man who ran over his brother to spend four years in prison
• Farmington businessman dies in Wyoming plane crash
• Bloomfield votes to deny licenses to illegals
• State, local energy officials convene at SJC
• Diné College keeps Navajo traditions alive
• Aztec man accused of embezzling $100K
• No info on state employee who posted racial slur
• Digging up controversy: Yellow-tinged city water has some residents seeing red
• Dancers fight cancer
• Utility: Pilfer at your peril
• Hotline for abuse cost NM $147k
• Local midwife clinic delivers where it counts
• City's gas lines require constant vigilance
• March for Babies declared a success
• Shiprock closes in on goals
• Police probe deadly crash on U.S. 491
• Ex-SEAL roots out impostors
• County nears two decades without an officer dying on duty
• Equine virus outbreak worries horse owners
• Judge lowers alleged rapist's bond
• March of Dimes hopes for dollars
• New reimbursement policy worries veterans
• City cuts public safety position
• Plane makes emergency airport stop
• Dance to honor Northern Navajo Agency officers
• Garcia bond set at $750k
• Bikers roll in honor of America's warriors
• Farmington fourth-graders get a visit and a present from police
• CCSD board votes to close Kirtland office
• Native Vision sports camp still seeks participants
• MRA sets the stage for Farmington's municipal future
• Kirtland ROTC teacher dies
• Elementary schoolers gear up for fun
• Police and a pizza party
• Vets to march in honor of the military
• Poster dredges up tragedy
• NM Supreme Court to hear Hobbs murder case
• Txting n drivin cud get u pulld ovr
• Man guilty of cruelty to animals
• Program taps into different reading levels
• Millions at stake in water negotiations
• Commencements begin for Class of 2011
• Navajo Nation man gets 25 years for murder
• Price tag focus of Ariz. water settlement
• Drunken, reckless driving cases now face statutes
• San Juan communications chief wins recognition
• Redistricting plan could ignite council politics
• Police revisit take-home car policy
• County tax won't be increased
• Farmington council plans to discuss recycling center
• Steeper fees for standby firefighters
• Mayor tells SJC graduates to keep on learning
• Thanks again to the Dead Composers Society. The music at tonights show was remarkable. If you haven't been to one of these shows, you are missing the best concerts in the Four Corners.
• SJC business affairs VP resigns for new position
• Bloomfield Days gets big'
• Serial pedophile pleads guilty
• Farmington gets a facelift
• Eighty-nine year old veteran to receive aviation accolade
• Commission rejects four-day week
• No bail for suspect in ax assault
• SJC graduates look to jobs and deeper learning
• Conservation deal could carry debate outside the courtroom
• Nation gets new face on Capitol Hill
• Commissioners to weigh four-day week
• Aztec school board looks to dodge layoffs
• Police broadcast an appeal for more volunteers
• Woman severely beaten
• It is a Dead Composers Society weekend at The Totah. Saturday 7pm $5 Come see the best concert series in town.
• Going global: The impact of connectivity
• Council postpones river district decision
• Witte steps down from shelter board
• Bloomfield man gets 15 years for molestation
• Man gets maximum sentence for hitting cyclists
• Youth to cast off this weekend
• Man gets 11 years for rape
• Championship bass tournament casts off at Navajo Lake
• Group rallies against Navajo Water Rights Settlement
• Mobile mission: Fourth in a five-part series about the Navajo
• Aztec pencils in $600k in raises
• At the (new) old trading post: The Old West meets the information age
• Santa Fe man contracts first 2011 case of plague
• Bloomfield tables illegal licensing motion again
• Man gets three years for molesting 14-year-old
• Council to take up Animas zoning
• 21-year-old pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter
• City departments await budget decisions
• Couple celebrate 50th anniversary of a special bond
• Farmington stroke survivor tells his story
• Appropriated arts: Second in a five-part series about the Navajo
• Farmington prepares for Mother's Day
• New markets: The first in a five-part series about the Navajo
• Jury finds swastika defendant not guilty on three of four charges
• Shiprock fairgrounds could get an upgrade
• Women's shelter off limits while case is heard
• More victims step forward in molestation case
• Branding victim tells of ordeal
• High schools close campuses and cut mealtime
• Locals mark National Day of Prayer
• Corruption case returns to court
• Students get a taste of 'Let's Move in School'
• Branding trial defense: It was a prank
• Piedra Vista remembers Kyler Beaty
• Judge rejects new trial for sex offender
• Rocinante day care to close, but few tears shed
• San Juan County CEO resigns to run for commission
• Beekeepers advocate salvaging local swarms
• Conservation groups question Pearce's lizard stats
• Clothing drive aims to gather Unmentionables' for those in need
• Nazi branding lands in court
• Rare hare kindles a conservation debate
• Farmington City Council weighs funding
• Feed case headed to high court
• San Juan College raises tuition to pay staffers
• Shiprock shelter's funding could evaporate
• Potholes might be around for a while
• Farmington High students know how to make sweet music
• Firefighters say bin Laden's death won't change how they view 9/11
• Nationwide, Osama's death brings displays of mixed joy and apprehension
• Millions will be poured into fixing Navajo Route 36
• 7 Woods closes abruptly
• Jury finds repo man guilty of false imprisonment
• Emancipated minor seeks back pay on child support
• City readies for Dumpster Weekend
• CRC considers public inebriation forum
• Everyone wins in Guns n' Hoses
• Kellogg takes charge as new Daily Times ad director
• Bin Laden killed
• Fertility study targets region's wild horses
• Preparing students for the future
• Schools take stock of looming budget decisions
• Not just a burger — a whole way of life
• Civic Center to host National Prayer Day event
• Locals show their muscle at SJC event
• Guns n' Hoses promises a good show
• TEA presents "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)" tonight at 7:30pm at The Totah Theatre for $10.
• Repeat criminal gets 11 years for shoplifting
• San Juan Generating Station replaces pipeline
• College opens second wing of health sciences building
• Man faces 30 years for molesting minor
• Hanaa'dli meets AYP goals with a tough population
• Craigslist scams claim victims in Farmington
• 'Just Move It' starts Sunday
• The monsters come back
• Guns 'n Hoses event will make winners
• Animas District zoning decision on hold
• Marchers raise awareness of sexual assault
• Library sees huge surge in e-reader classes
• Rocinate students hear from Freedom Writers
• Aztec, Bloomfield school audits clean
• Local teen creates entry for national short film competition
• Police plan to square off with firefighters in charity ballgame
• Bloomfield says no to licenses for illegals
• Run to raise money for sexual assault agency
• Students get a Head Start on school
• Apartment battle still unresolved
• Court takes appeal by serial killer
• Time to brace for a chill
• Martinez talks to PV students about education
• Taking a glance at Farmington's budget
• Bloomfield accused of violating Open Meetings Act
• Students build robots that follow their own paths
• Sheriff's deputy fired over flashlight beating
• Fuhrman named best city clerk in state
• Council meeting to center around zoning
• Air Force reaches midway point of LATN assessment
• Spaceport will offer flights from $200K
• N. Willard Billey: from janitor to manager
• Dancers take on cancer
• Conference to focus on sexual assault
• Rehearsals for tonight's show are amazing. Be here at 7pm for a show you are sure to enjoy.
• Cedar Ridge Inn residents accuse nurse of physical abuse
• Navajo Lake to hire temporary employees to keep mussels out
• Underwater egg hunt offers a change of pace
• Children get creative with Earth-friendly crafts
• Lt. Gov. visits San Juan County for energy talk
• American Indian man files lawsuit in beating
• Heights Middle teacher ships out with the NOAA
• Bloomfield eyes $345K in cuts
• Farmington prepares for Earth Day
• Shiprock meeting declared illegitimate
• State DNA directive: Hold for conviction
• Spattered Jell-O and diapers mark annual egg drop
• OSHA investigates death at Walmart
• Long lines for wireless switchover
• Farmington council weighs a year's expenditures
• Vigil held for Colton Candelaria
• Wild about wildlife
• Luján tours local manufacturer
• Judge sentences drug trafficker
• Man sentenced for trying to kill wife
• Suspected molester faces more charges
• Officials say preventive measures can reduce threat of plague
• Alltel customers switch to AT&T
• Aztec teen found dead
• Aztec, Bloomfield schools to undergo audits
• Rescue crews find lost father, daughter
• Suspect faces multiple molestation charges
• Council begins budget work
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• A one-hour concert of casual classical music for all ages to attend. Saturday, April 23 at 7pm at the Totah Theatre in downtown Farmington $5 Music of Beethoven, Mozart and more Featuring local musicians on a variety of instruments Enjoy a soda and th
• BLM invites locals to open house Tuesday at San Juan College
• Belt-tightening pays dividends for Farmington
• Drive to support US troops abroad
• New donation to save lives at medical center
• Skateboard scrimmage a 'chill' affair
• Pedophilia case could get bigger
• Big-city students benefit disproportionately from lottery
• Experts share Earth Day tips toward sustainable living
• Changes to Nation code challenged
• Believers prepare to share their Passion
• Don't be shellfish: Check your boat for mussels
• State to serve some schools a free breakfast
• School districts face state audit
• Police bring young vets into the fold
• City leaders weigh the possibilities of fiber optics
• Ex-Kirtland star returns to town for book-signing
• Grant to make Farmington's fire stations safer
• For WWII vet, April brings a liberation celebration
• Locals seek someone to swing to pool's rescue
• DA seeks external review of flashlight beating
• Yates settles for $500K
• Apartment complex, zoning rile neighbors
• Museum plays host to Energy Week
• Shiprock domestic violence home still entangled in legal imbroglio
• Volunteers of the Year announced at San Juan College luncheon [1:35 p.m.]
• Bloomfield OKs $1.4 million loan deal
• The Sunshine Lady': Gibson isn't slowing down
• Fraud cases surrounded by secrecy
• Walmart worker found hanging from forklift
• No cuts anticipated for Farmington schools
• Three dryers and a $100,000 prize
• Oil and gas giant presents annual donations
• Chautauqua series honors Code Talker Chester Nez
• San Juan College honors volunteers
• Students hospitalized after ingesting pills
• Kirtland fire victim identified
• Public invited to budget meetings
• Oil and gas giant presents annual donations
• San Juan College honors volunteers
• Business workshop to educate local veterans
• Collectors name centennial license plate the nation's best
• Sheriff's deputies say their BearCat saved a man's life
• Navajo Nation Council delegates rack up $144,000 debt
• Shiprock voters put their leadership on leave
• Arizona Public Services looks to recruit contractors
• Governor axes fees and taxes
• Many hands make light work on Aztec staircase
• Volunteers provide a home for wild horses
• Dogs to be allowed in willing restaurants
• Navajo Nation dubs beating a rights violation
• Governor signs final bills of session
• Leadership San Juan hears local speakers
• Shiprock's voters vow to assemble
• Senior crashes pickup into optical shop front
• Another singer, another gloved hand
• Great entertainment at a great price that is ALL LOCAL!
• Looking forward to an exciting summer. Keep in touch for upcoming shows.
• FHS version of Bradbury classic hinges on ideals
• Friends gather to roast SJC's former president
• Alleged rapist passed school district's background checks
• Baird quits position in Bloomfield
• Budget battle may bite locals
• Firefighter fired after legal run-in
• SJC hosts dozens of career booths, crowds of job seekers
• State passes anti-graft legislation
• Martinez vetoes bill on loans for small film makers
• Deputy on leave for use of force review
• PNM touts state proposal for station
• Governor signs expanded Katie's Law
• ANG troops renovating Navajo special needs school
• Martinez signs anti-paddling bill
• Residents warned of increased fire danger
• San Juan College to host job fair
• 'Vagina Monologues' to raise money for local groups
• Out for a little stroll
• Magician brings tricks to Aztec Library
• Shut out in Bloomfield
• Board votes to raise tuition at San Juan College
• Shiprock rests at a crossroad
• County considers legalizing more fireworks
• Council debates zoning changes for medical cannabis
• Retired tribal court judge dies
• Couple to tie the knot after newspaper proposal
• Girls Scouts sweeten care packages for troops
• Contempt cited in domestic shelter case
• Commissioners set to vote on bridge repair funding
• Educators offer tips to help teachers instruct dyslexic children
• Man sentenced for 18 years in Farmington beating case
• Local schools face a real test
• Bilingual administrator wins award
• No auditor at Shiprock Chapter audit meeting
• Mercury no issue at coal plant
• City weighs marijuana regulation
• Victims of WWII tell their story
• Balloons ride the wind at Monument Valley
• SJC stalls in search for president
• Remembering the bomb that rocked Farmington
• Aztec clinic gains momentum
• Senior Olympics kick off with dance contest
• Fire station offers gloves, bats and a sense of community
• Navajo Lake State Park cuts the water
• Education nominee takes questions
• Martinez signs suicide prevention bill
• Gov. comes to town to sign laws focused on public safety
• Henderson on the hot seat at celebrity roast
• Farmington loses Google fiber bid
• Murder suspect looks to have confession tossed out
• Farmington businessman nominated as Secretary of Indian Affairs
• State error may be to blame for budget bug
• San Juan College board to discuss tuition bump
• US still lacking a border strategy
• Charges filed against alleged prostitute, two others
• Reactions mixed as EPA holds pollution control hearings
• Young mother charged with child abuse
• Judge OKs interrogation in sex-abuse case
• Advocates break ground at Center for Independence
• Shiprock seeks school zone
• Summit addresses Navajo housing options
• Farmington Library unveils eight new card designs
• Martinez to sign Katie's Law
• Having truckloads of fun for charity
• Crash on US 64 pins tractor driver under vehicle
• An Oklahoma man on a peddling pilgrimage
• Now arriving: Flights to LA
• Volunteer firefighters do it for the comaraderie
• Nominee for education secretary remains undaunted
• Airborne spotters map San Juan County's junk piles
• Earthlings unite in Aztec
• Diversity sets NM apart
• Country superstar shares the love
• Crossover collision kills father, son, ex-police officer
• San Juan County: Ride it or hide it
• Harley Raffle draws international buyers, helps local kids
• Census shows US population shifting
• Building a better shelter
• Local nonprofit makes donations to fellow groups
• ID swap doesn't save sister from jail
• Car dealers navigate quake's aftermath
• National award gives a good shock to NTUA system
• Extra-special extraterrestrial experience
• Japanese fallout: mostly uncertainty
• Jail worker gets 9 months for child porn
• Volunteer Fair gives opportunities for residents to give
• Navajo Nation looking at police help
• Honoring the exceptional
• A blind search for community
• Casino may be forced to wait for a bridge
• Martinez refuses to surrender on licensing
• History on the move at the old Aztec firehouse
• City to pay more for inmates
• Benny and the Jets will be playing The Totah on May 7th. Don't miss this audio and visual spectacular.
• Lines in shifting sand: The census is likely to herald seismic political changes
• Martinez wins multiple victories in the session
• Kid Safari Spring Break plays to a packed house
• Japanese photographer returns to take in Navajo culture
• Breaking out for springtime
• Growth bodes well for business
• HIV cases surging on the Nation
• Students line up for an 'in-tents' experience
• Chapter audit found multiple failures
• Shiprock Chapter accuses support center of failure to cooperate
• Hispanic headway in San Juan
• Quaking in Japan: An Aztec High School grad navigates a country in chaos
• Glove With Love snags some major supporters
• Swan shot in rump' by mystery marksman
• Man who struck mountain bikers pleads guilty
• Free spay, neuter clinic offered
• Martinez gets her grades for schools bill
• Schools set to ban paddling
• A taste of traditional culture — Atsa Biyaazh school hosts a powwow
• SJC Hall of Fame inducts 5
• Farmers market looks to be bustling
• Auditor recommends sanctions for Shiprock
• FMSD names three bee winners
• Daffodil Days fundraiser starts today
• Gretchen Wilson shares southern style with show in Shiprock
• Spelling bee champ es muy inteligente
• DNA testing bill turns into a fight
• Senate passes school-grading bill
• San Juan College plays host to Entrepreneur Day
• Little Shop of Physics makes magic with ordinary objects
• Teen sentenced for Farmington killing
• Dam all done in Bloomfield
• Rotten eggs: Auditors say farm swindled Navajo Nation
• County approves funding to renovate childbirth center
• Doctor shares a green dream
• Scooby Doo, where are you? Piedra Vista?
• Census reveals Farmington has grown by 20 percent
• CCSD elects new round of officers
• Farmington to launch Great American Cleanup
• 'Parents as Teachers' helps moms and dads reconnect with kids
• Rep. seeks longer year for schools
• Drilling tycoon leaves his mark on Farmington
• Bloomfield turns down more firefighters
• For green chile aficionados, a title hangs in the balance
• Beating the bullying: House bill would have schools brainstorming solutions
• City to consider botanical garden
• Namaste House earns honors
• Slush fund cases overwhelm Navajo courts
• Aztec chamber bestows its awards
• Hospital CEO looks to the future
• Little oversight for governor's fund
• Circles of support: Local women band together
• Legislators bicker over voter ID
• A look at Martinez's cabinet nominees
• Fake chile to become hot goods
• Poly hockey playoff offers athletes a lesson in leadership
• A new start in Newcomb
• California surfers waited in water for tsunami [11:34 p.m.]
• Practical application: Thinking big' at science fair
• New Mexico School for the Deaf celebrates 125 years
• Martinez resolute on immigrant licenses
• Fate of convicted rapist remains unclear
• Plans to extend Piñon Hills Blvd. get federal boost
• SJC sponsors business workshop
• Meth trafficker faces 20 years
• Licensing bills set to square off
• Shiprock shelter may wait a year for its return to court
• Mulching victim was known as a painter
• Senator moves to block state-sponsored rustling
• Highway funds trickle into San Juan County
• Chili's faces pointed allegations
• Police car policy set for review
• Senate rejects end to immigrant licenses
• Case of decapitated dog ends with hung jury
• Cannabis zoning undecided
• Child abuse sentencing pushed back
• Homeowners hope grants will help
• Navajo Nation extends lease with power plant
• 'Moron' not guilty of cruelty, lawyer says
• Homeowners seek help for sewage woes
• Navajo tribe appeals ranch lease decision
• Roberts urges commission to use professional mediators
• Riddle's return; friends line the road to burn victim's home
• New documentary tells the tale of Charlie Lynch
• Art showcase embraces schools' diversity
• Virtualyzed looks to expand
• Teen Tech Week takes over library
• On a lyrical odyssey — local musicians compiling CD
• Shake-up in Shiprock: Northern Agency seizes control of chapter finances
• Martinez tackles a wide variety of legislative topics
• Farmington home expo offers a dip into the future
• Catch "green" home tips galore at the 2011 Home Expo
• Turner: Glove with Love needs you!
• More New Mexico children wear helmets
• Sending science into orbit:
• Deputy fakes call, tricks driver
• No release for woman who struck policeman
• Bill barring illegals from licenses goes to a vote
• Autopsy suggests mulcher victim was alive when struck
• Choir offers vocal support for arts education
• Farmington convention schedule announced
• ICE agent part of new Customs strategy
• House passes $5.4 budget by one vote
• Farmington woman learning a lot in the Peace Corps
• Abuser of 9-year-old girl sentenced to 12 years' prison
• Marriage gurus share secrets of a happy union
• Packing a little taste of home
• Ranchers win case over Navajo eviction
• Sex offender wants new trial, cites ineffective counsel
• One stays, one goes on SJC board
• Aztec man who claimed self defense going back to jail
• College board delays decision on tuition
• Social promotions bill passes House
• Four Corners gets hub connection
• Ranchers win case over Navajo eviction
• Farmington man gets probation for baby shaking
• County to train map data providers for ERPs
• $12K worth of cocaine seized in Farmington
• Harriet Tubman persona shares stories with students
• Mulching machine kills sleeping man
• Corporal punishment still exists depsite push
• Locals vie for college board spots
• A pair that cares: Non-profit and radio team up to help orphans in Kenya
• Area reels in fishing championship, extra earnings
• Navajo courts hear ranch lease case
• Lawmaker questions jail inspections
• Bill may stop children from advancing
• Bill would erase names from public buildings
• The Peace Corps grows up
• Firefighter clears out problem area
• House ups business taxes
• New House bill would allow chiropractor GPs
• Concurso de deletreo' draws record participants
• City wants to zone growers
• $25K worth of meth seized
• Office complex evacuated due to package
• Navajos break ground on third casino
• BLM to curtail horse roundups
• Town hall meeting emphasizes teen dating safety
• Mohar awaits meth case outcome
• Legislator blasts power plant lease extension
• Briones retires after 27 years of service with utility
• Tense SASI standoff continues in court
• College security may get citation power
• Accused rapist found under pile of clothes
• Spencer out as San Juan College president [10:31 p.m.]
• Commission focuses on inebriate rights
• House scrutinizes school promotion
• Owner of a champ talks horses
• Bingaman defends votes, speaks with students at SJC
• Recovering addict grabs students' attention
• Dilapidated DA's office needs work
• Farmington man named to UNM board
• Garcia gets six years for Ariz. beating
• Gardening industry makes early plans for growing season
• Dead Composers Society classical concert this Saturday at 7pm. $5 at the door.
• Police gather to say goodbye to retired state police officer [1 p.m.]
• Foreign chilies under fire
• Senate has questions about education nominee
• Officer injured by fleeing suspect speaks out
• Farmington to host town hall on dating violence
• Passey pleads guilty to felony child abuse
• Council expected to annex Tibbetts property
• Senate fails to bring license bills to a vote
• E>P gets Four Corners down to business
• Navajo Prep goes green, earns certification
• Navajo Dam seeks bids for erosion repair
• DV shelter disputes Navajo court order
• Local teens get some prom help
• Council fears consequences of a new district
• Martinez loses battle on licenses for illegals
• Children twist some fun into science fair
• Teacher evaluations bill flies through senate
• Officer's death leads to questions about traffic lights
• Bingaman will not seek re-election
• Lawsuit alleges abuse in prison
• Senate passes anti-bullying bill
• Governor unhappy with proposed budget
• Officer injured after high-speed chase / Updated with dashcam footage from chase [2:30 p.m.]
• EPA hearing draws crowd: San Juan Generating Station faces new rules
• College hosts workshop for Navajo boys with new ways to teach lessons
• County tries to spruce up golf course
• Martinez pushes new bill, end of "social promotion'
• Democrats block voter ID bill
• Roberts criticizes regulations, advocates for balance
• Navajo council OKs Four Corners plant lease extension
• Paving the way to a better road
• Teen killer faces minimal sentence
• Education Committee OKs grade bill
• Lots of private parties at The Totah. Book your event now.
• Calling all pool sharks
• Council weighs roundabouts on Piñon Hills
• Attorney pleads no contest to disorderly conduct
• Local student wins county, state scholarships for service
• Commission passes resolution against EPA regulations
• MOMS club helping everyone look perfect for prom
• Public intoxication ordinance receives final approval
• Bloomfield decides against Lodgers Tax
• Proposed bill would take money from universities, give to pre-K
• Grades for schools gain favor, unions remail wary
• NM students score low on science test
• Carbon monoxide suspected in deaths
• Reports highlight regional drinking problem
• Farmington hosts teleconference on mental illnesses
• Heartfelt harmony: Quartet sings love songs to valentines
• A club with a vision: Lions Club contributes to community by helping those who literally struggle for sight
• Leadership San Juan tours detention center
• Martinez wants legislation on licenses
• Signal Strength: Advocates continue pushing for improved cell service
• Children reap lessons from year's final Wee Waddie Rodeo
• Former state police officer killed in crash
• City spends $8K on screens for council chambers
• Sharpton addresses Legislature on racism
• CCSD extends superintendent contract
• Martinez seeks tough immigration license bill
• Controversial officer calls it quits
• Something new to check out
• National High School Rodeo seeks new stable
• School board asks for cop at meetings
• Schmitt resigns rather than face check
• Police seek rape suspect
• Bill would allow guns in schools
• Heavy load doesn't faze hospital
• Navajo will benefit from $3.4 billion settlement
• DWI law could spread nationwide
• Police could benefit from training
• Groups argue proposed PNM rate increase
• Bill for background checks moves one step closer to passing
• Flying through air with the greatest of ease...
• Earmarks ban creates opposition to lobbyist contract
• Snow day across San Juan County
• Judge rules on domestic violence home
• Statewide sweep leads to arrest
• Sen. Garcia pushes for more laws on bullying
• Gov. taps Volkerding for panel
• Bloomfield consultant will continue work
• Playing from the heart
• Alleged gang member gives tearful apology
• UNM opens rare photography exhibit from Chaco
• City expands dog park
• Meetings explain $3.4 million settlement
• Kirtland arts center gains new leader
• City expands dog park
• Health care officials: Don't fall for diet-pill scam
• Students evacuated after gas leak detected
• Branded victim's family sues McDonald's
• Criminal immigration check questioned by lawmakers
• School board electees prepare for new tenure
• Region II Narcotics agents make drug seizure
• Aztec library director resigns, new system continues
• Farmington foster father faces up to 45 years in prison
• School board election results
• Groups file lawsuit over concerns with coal operations
• Cold weather suspected in man's death
• Signing off 'junk'
• Measure would legalize Sunday Liquor sales
• Farmington City Council votes to keep lobbyist
• Supports rally for DNA bill
• Aztec, Bloomfield oppose water rights settlement
• Eleven-year-old cancer patient gets lesson from Olympian
• Cold winter blast set to hit local area
• Bill would require DNA in felony arrests
• Annexation of Tibbetts site reaches next step
• Locals try to get a jump on taxes
• Legislature has two options for illegals' driver's licenses
• ECHO gets new van
• DNA law expected to expand
• Bloomfield stretch of U.S. 64 expands
• District offers first Navajo immersion program
• Angry caravan rambles through county to fight junk ordinance
• Unfortunately common: Students' nonchalance not unique at sometimes brutal fight scenes
• School board elections Tuesday
• Teen found guilty of manslaughter
• FHS invite draws JROTC students from across southwest
• Young Professionals will try to find cheap dates
• Monster truck show to hit McGee Park today
• Tip leads sheriff to marijuana bust
• Bill would require parents to be notified
• Chavez seeks ban on same-sex marriage
• R-E-P-E-A-T Champ
• Cancer survivors discover disease early
• Teen on trial for murder said he feared for his life
• Farmington Museum unveils gas exhibit
• Convincing Circumstances
• Die-hard players
• Turner: Friday fun stuff...
• Farmington Museum unveils gas exhibit
• Teen on trial for murder said he feared for his life
• CCSD school board race gets heated
• Proposed bill would elimintate rebates for filmmakers
• Young parents get much-needed help from community at conference
• Wedding tips from local professionals available Saturday at Bridal Expo
• Landry: Texting life and death
• Farmington Council rejects Dustin Avenue speed limit changes, accepts Red Apple Final report
• Understaffed courts seek more court money for justice
• Around the City
• Jury selected, trial set for teenager accused of shooting
• One girl seriously injured while dozens from FHS watch
• College courting students to international study course
• Car crashes into house
• Farmington Council to decide on Dustin Avenue speeds, discusses Red Apple Transit
• NM Lottery seeking student videos [9:24 a.m.]
• Riverside Park scheduled for beautification
• Farmington City Council talks crime victims grant
• Science enthusiasts qualify for state competition
• Beauty is pain
• Conference connects families to agencies
• Juvenile worker charged with possession
• Gov., legislators may reinstate capital punishment; Representative believes public should decide the issue by referendum
• City hall construction to cost $200k more; Out of date electrical service, other hidden flaws lead to unexpected spending
• Quadrupling the water supply: Construction moves forward on Navajo pipeline
• Parents, students adapt to Koogler construction project
• City seeks Google's high-speed Internet
• Hoarding: Trash or treasure? County set to vote on final piece of junk ordinances
• Roller Derby slams Farmington
• Capturing the moment: Film crew tapes gourd dance for cause
• City manager picks Scott Rounds as Public Safety Director; Mayes: Rounds' has the capacity, unique qualifications to fill position
• Gov. wants to repeal '03 immigrant licensing law; NM has issued more than 82,000 licenses to illegals
• Juvenile killed in gang-related shooting; Seventeen year old shot in torso outside of a gas station
• Martinez appoints campaign contributor
• Alleged Calif. shooter leaves NM for charges
• Convicted rapist sentenced to 10 years; Man pleaded no contest for plea agreement with the DA's office
• Student faces expulsion for stabbing
• Navajo Nation Council talks changes and unity
• Two suspected, arrested for Crouch Mesa stabbing
• Warmer days help local washes
• Man caught trying to steal items from Sam's club using homemade receipts
• Parks & Rec's smooth moves
• Troy Turner: Uncommon valor or lost truth?
• Convincing Circumstances
• Man pleads guilty to 21 counts of sexual exploitation
• Attorneys wrangle over housing case; Navajo Housing Authority looks to evict couple for delinquent payments
• Family reports missing woman 2 1/2 years later
• Rep. to introduce new concealed weapons bill
• Convincing Circumstances
• HR Director position remains in limbo; City has yet to advertise for open position
• Die-hard players
• Friday fun stuff ...
• Aspen Leaf to open in Farmington
• Fundraiser for Farmington schools Friday night
• Kirtland man arrested for multiple repeat offenses
• AŽropostale coming to mall
• New Mexico's newest star: Rosie the bison
• Farmington to consider election redistricting
• CCSD board not in violation of Open Meetings Act
• Farmington Police welcome new tool to department
• Budget main focus of State of the State speech
• Council postpones decision on Dustin Avenue speed limits
• Democrats prevail in Speaker vote, Lujan stays
• State replacing graduation test with harder version
• Aztec unveils first of three Sorehead' signs
• Hospital welcomes nearby development
• City listens to Dustin Avenue report; Speed limits, audit on today's agenda
• Bottle bombs not a widespread issue; Bomb squad warns people to be cautious
• Unloading precious cargo
• Martinez looks to cut subsidies for moviemakers; lawmakers argue that movies generate jobs, state revenue
• Local woman bulks up for national competition
• Closing window: Terry Fredericks, WWII Veteran, details service
• Drunk driver crashes into house; Truck hit curb then sailed over a 4-foot high retaining wall
• Legislative session begins Tuesday; GOP, Dems hope 2011 has a more cooperative atmosphere
• Police investigate gang related drive-by shooting
• Animal league bans commercial breeders from low-cost clinics
• Riding the waves: Navajo listeners, broadcasters use radio to preserve language
• FPD officer suspended without pay for violation
• MLK Day brings fun to Farmington
• CCSD delays vote on contract
• The New Swan Lake
• Starting at a young age: Parents, tots workout and learn to live healthy lives
• Merrion: Farmington in running for experimental Google program
• Chamber bestows annual awards: Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe named Citizens of the Year
• Martinez to review spaceport budget
• Three charged with burglary, larceny from New Year's Day robbery
• County oil and gas revenue jumps; Industry insiders
• Woman found dead at campsite
• Reflective moment
• Taking a hands on' approach: Police chief visits schools
• Bloomfield considers tax to promote tourism
• Bloomfield schools lack many parents' contact information
• Shiprock woman accused of killing boyfriend's mother
• Sex offender unit relocates from school bus location
• Naked-man suspect has court hearing
• New leaders, new hope, Navajo Nation inaugurates president, council amid calls for reform
• Bloomfield schools considering cutting perk
• Unexcused absences continue in San Juan County schools
• Shoe prints in snow lead deputies to man accused of robbery
• PV choir teacher still winning awards
• Aztec supports LATN in Northern New Mexico
• Hogback man sentenced to life in prison
• Bloomfield man pleads guilty to 2008 bank robberies
• Man who pleaded guilty to robbery sentenced
• City considers cold weather water bill credits; Letting faucets drip is cheap, city says
• City considers downtown area development
• Swastika branding suspect changes mind
• Nation gears up for inauguration; President, vice president settle charges
• Turning affliction into aid: Man dies from exposure, family hopes others will learn lesson
• Flying Farmington: Passenger boardings and arrivals surge
• Bloomfield passes ordinances to curb public intoxication
• Group calls for removal of the Diné College Board of Regents
• Will Farmington Civic Center parties cost more? Council could decide on higher fees
• Webb expands Toyota dealership: New building opens on Main Street
• Farmington's cold temperatures continue
• Navajo Nation prepares for inauguration; Charges still stand against 11 delegates
• A place to call home: Mother, daughter move into Habitat home
• Brothers face prison for selling pot
• Students rally for injured classmate
• Legislative Finance Committee offers money saving budget proposal
• Water leak creates ice park; Bloomfield invites public to skate
• Commitment
• Family leaves waitress a $100 tip
• Pipe problems reported at schools around New Mexico
• VIPS play an important role at police department
• Alleged illegals arrested after meth bust
• Westall appointed as Farmington PD Chief
• Farmington Schools receive community grants for advanced programs
• Farmington council outlines legislative priorities
• Martinez halts environmental rules
• Police nab convicted sex offender through undercover e-mail operation
• Hastings, local conservative leader, dies
• Heater is working overtime to keep the temperature at 40 degrees. I'm getting hypothermia!
• Aztec, Bloomfield libraries begin new chapter
• New MVD services in Aztec getting attention
• Farmington high schools receive 100K in grants
• Kiosks offer quick applications for insurance
• Winery's wholesale liquor license gets approved
• Police chief candidate faces tough questioning
• Oil workers tip off deputies to residential burglary
• City firefighter back to work during DUI investigation
• Mayor wants race relations conference: City, Navajo commissions to carry out conference
• Commission to vote on representation in work board
• Taking Flight
• Naked man burglarizes home
• Taverna restaurant closes; Honey Jug opens: Koutsulis changes Main Street restaurant to avoid royalty payments
• Temperatures 2nd coldest in 33 years: Farmington saw record-setting double-digit lows
• Just trekking through the park
• PATH helps more people than just the homeless
• Volunteers help Hospice make a house a home
• Car hits pedestrians on New Year's Eve
• 2010: A snow odyssey: Farmington got two feet of snow last year
• New Year's Day miracle': San Juan Regional delivers first baby of 2011
• County clerk leaves after two decades
• Legal battle over Navajo ranch land continues
• FHS graduate to kickoff Rose Bowl Parade
• Community takes advantage of winter weather
• ECHO Food Bank relies on volunteers
• Snow bound
• Snow has fallen, here comes the cold temperatures
• Year in review: The successes, shortcomings of 2010
• McCloskey leaves future open to possibilities
• Chavez reaches term limit, replaced by McDaniel
• New sheriff, Ken Christesen, sworn in to office
• Snow continues today, winter storm will end tonight
• Navajo infant donor memorialized in Rose Parade
• Skate Park vies for trophy money from Readers Digest
• Big Brothers Big Sisters builds character for years to come
• The Daily Times is back in Santa Fe
• Charity gala raises money while ringing in the New Year
• Fore! now, golf course rates remain stable
• Civic group keeps city clean and beautiful
• Councilors postpone synthetic pot vote
• Winter storm moving toward Farmington
• Officials confirm reports about former chief
• Bringing the bang: July rules apply to New Year's fireworks
• Volunteer advocates make the difference at Sexual Assault Services
• Light Up a Life' honors loved ones
• Police up the search for drunken drivers
• Construction to begin on Flagstaff casino
• Council to decide on higher fees, Golf course, civic center fees could grow
• Synthetic pot ban considered Tuesday, Farmington City Council could outlaw drug
• Volunteers vital to overall programs at Navajo Ministries
• Volunteers have long history at San Juan Regional Medical Center
• Shiprock Home for the holidays but no word yet on legal decision
• "Tis the Season to give a little
• Boy Scout volunteers help more than just scouts
• Home for the holidays: Injured 9-year-old boy returns home as he continues to recover
• Make pets a priority this holiday season
• Police ID cops and robber
• Farmington native picked for Martinez's leadership team
• Next week at The Totah
• Police fatally shoot bank robbery suspect
• Shiprock man detained on murder charge
• Thirteenth Navajo chapter receives LGA certification
• Will the Four Corners area have a white Xmas?
• Post Office rolls with the holidays after busiest collection day
• All I want for Christmas ...
• Habitat for Humanity mans gift-wrapping booth at mall
• Nineteen file to run in the upcoming school board election
• Utility: EPA rule would cost $1 billion
• Police advisers approve of police chief candidate
• Casino industry strives to balance social issues with economic benefits
• Blue Star Mothers help sons, daughters overseas
• Winter solstice celebration: Library celebrates winter with a flash
• Help put a smile on the face of a senior
• Navajo Ministries presents 26th annual Live Nativity
• Special Report: Playing the odds... Navajo Nation bolts into gambling after previous ventures failed
• Crownpoint adds justice facility; jail expected to boost public safety
• City awarded for financial reporting, budget efforts
• Storytime at the library
• Special report: Playing the odds...Navajo tribe ups the ante in casino industry
• CCSD school board elections coming up, Candidates can register Tuesday
• Library welcomes Winter with solstice celebration
• State: City can't regulate medical marijuana
• Volunteering at the Animal League to help our furry friends
• Birders' brave weather to count Christmas birds
• Local casino industry raises the stakes
• Edible chocolate Christmas village a sight to see
• Piñon Hills faces economic challenges; Water rate hike, declining number of rounds played hurting local golf course
• Wrapped up in spirit: Students give back with scarves
• Just some friendly competition; District Attorney's food drive a success
• It's called Christmas
• Christmas at 'the Griswolds'
• It's called Christmas
• City cuts after school program from budget to save summer activities
• Fight over boy ends in stabbing
• Natural Grocers opening soon; Store to employ 14
• No decision on Shiprock domestic violence home
• Students OK after bus was hit by SUV
• CCSD auditor: Minor findings
• Hispanic radio royalty' pioneers remembered
• Shiprock Fair revenues still disputed; Former official claims $300,000 remains missing
• Brother sentenced in brutal beating after pleading no contest
• Salvation Army's bell ringers hope for upswing
• Laid to rest: Hundreds attend service, line streets to mourn fallen soldier, officer, father
• Councilors OK medical marijuana moratorium
• Deaf community celebrates school's 125th year in Santa Fe
• Aztec moves forward with bridge, trail system plans
• Despite few gangs, Aztec joins lesson
• Local man elected to Senate GOP caucus chair
• PNM files appeal on new cap-and-trade program
• Golf fee decision postponed; Proposal calls for golfers to pay more
• Fallen soldier returns home
• Farmington School Board wins top award in New Mexico
• Bloomfield may crack down on alcohol
• Fallen soldier returns home
• The fresher the tree, the happier the holidays
• Dancing turkeys raise money for needy families
• Big-hearted Aztec student in need of heart, lungs
• Entrepreneur hopes to grow shuttle business
• Safe enough to play? Local steps taken to mitigate sports concussion problem
• Open house festivities
• Navajo Mine plans for changes
• How safe are football helmets?
• Sycamore Park Community Center hosts breakfast with Santa
• Farmington airport struggles with flight delays
• The Dead Composers Society December 2010
• Thank you Dead Composers Society for keeping The Totah ALIVE and thank you to all who came to the show tonight! I hope you enjoyed my favoritest place in the world.
• Simply having a wonderful Christmas Concert at The Totah tonight. 7pm $5
• Court rejects appeal by father who suffocated child
• Man in rape case pleads no contest
• Emerson Gallery to close downtown gallery after decade
• Country superstar sells out the Phil
• Lunch is served
• Together for the holidays
• Local ballet company performs Christmas classic
• Navajo Prep hosts powwow fundraiser
• Civic Center director to retire, expected to stay on Civic Center board
• Mother arrested for leaving kids in car
• Modern street art comes to Downtown Centre
• Preschools hope for less cuts
• Un-bowl-evable: Local Hospice group benefits from San Juan College ceramic students' hard work
• Bluffs getting replaced, 7 Woods to open
• Shiprock man pleads guilty to April drive-by shooting case
• Aztec to celebrate a Country Christmas'
• Fundraiser key to Childhaven overcoming budget cuts
• City of Farmington posts internal, monthly reports online
• County officials welcome new Kirtland Youth Facility
• New company to drive Red Apple Transit
• County unveils new district court building
• Father pleads guilty to shaking baby girl
• Commission approves upping animal shelter's budget
• City to appeal cap-and-trade, litigation could cost least $10K
• Commission: Business didn't discriminate against girl
• Bloomfield hosts A Candy Cane Christmas' parade
• City council to decide on cap-and-trade appeal; Decision to follow private meeting
• Expressing Christmas
• Schools work to ensure GEAR UP students are ready
• American Indian tribes seek signature on U.N. document
• Bypass data shows mixed results; Signal lights alone don't prevent accidents in high-traffic areas
• Coats For Kids' bundles up local youth
• Navajo man sentenced to 20 years, four years after crimes
• Two teens charged with rape
• Fallen soldier begins his journey home
• Holiday glow: How many lights? No one knows ...
• Local churches come together to support Lighthouse rebuilding
• Woman's body found in ditch, loyal dog sat near where body was trapped
• Local author chronicles Aztec's history in photos
• Jingle bell home tour to support symphony
• Riddle family prepares for son's recovery
• Winners beware: Phone scams target local residents
• Local officer killed in Afghanistan
• 2 teachers lose jobs after teen party
• Enjoying Christmas events
• A new bird' is coming to Farmington's hospital
• Teddy bears, tea and Xmas trees
• A healthy boom: More students attend college seeking jobs in health care
• River Reach presents annual Riverglo Friday night
• Investors sue city for flood-damaged home
• 49 Laughs Comedy Tour at The Totah Dec. 28th, 29th, and 30th. 8pm $15.
• Luminarias light up the holiday season at San Juan College
• Navajo legal case brings out ownership disputes
• Fantasy of Lights spectacular sets Aztec aglow
• Runnels retirement comes early after recent events
• Local Christmas parades begin this week
• Property owners leery of annexation as benefits remain unclear
• Exciting events to take place during 2010 Festival of Trees
• Folk art superstar' Mamie Deschillie died Friday
• FHS senior remains in critical condition
• Farmington native inspires others at ski spectacular
• Showin' off
• Thanks to Sheldon, Rusty, Darryn, Dave and all the others who performed at The Totah this weekend. Great show!
• Men's barbershop chorus presents Christmas cantata
• City to conduct public meeting on annexation of land
• City flooded with legal claims
• African AIDS orphan school gives children hope
• Where's the money? No Shiprock Fair revenues accounted for yet
• Aztec football program starts early, leads to success
• Old electronics and gadgets can be recycled
• Indian Health Services, VA sign agreement
• Retailers report strong crowds
• Takin' a Black Friday break
• Some searched for bargains, others enjoyed the atmosphere
• Tomorrow at The Totah. Sheldon Pickering and Friends Annual Benefit for Echo Food Bank. Shows at 1pm and 7pm. $5 admission. Bring a donation for Echo Food Bank.
• Construction still stalled on Shiprock domestic violence home
• Volunteers serve big crowd: Another 350 people to help
• Snow, ice lead to multiple crashes on U.S. 550
• Winners get a drumstick instead of a fancy ring
• Kid's creative holiday treats: Kindergartners offer what they imagine to be delicious recipes
• Additional charges filed in shooting incident
• Police chief under investigation, Runnels put on temporary restriction
• Stores prepare for Black Friday
• Community unites to cook for 1,000-plus
• ECHO holds annual holiday concert this weekend
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Country Club fifth-graders become the curriculum
• Close game in Kirtland Elementary's 24th Annual Turkey Bowl
• Police seek help in finding man connected to rape
• High winds, snow headed this way, blizzard warning issued
• Coyote tests positive for rabies in record year for disease
• County man in critical condition after being shot
• All the right stuff-ing for a healthy Thanksgiving
• Farmington SWAT arrest double homicide suspect
• Avalanche kills Wolf Creek ski patrol director
• County jail guard faces sex assault charges
• Farmington considers local pet-boarding license
• Tossin' dough around
• Sheldon Pickering's concert has been changed for this weekend. Saturday matinee at 1pm and an evening performance at 7pm. $5 admission plus a food donation for Echo Food Bank. I will see you all there!
• City council mixed on synthetic pot ban
• County's first medical marijuana business clears the air'
• Comedian offers twist on holiday tradition
• Visiting the ruins
• The old and the beautiful: Locals defend "junk" as a help to others, way of life
• Crafts fair draws hundreds of people
• Let the sunshine in ...
• Serving Seniors
• PV choir teacher honored with award
• Law sets local, national precedent
• Fate of teachers accused of providing alcohol inconclusive
• Needy families will benefit from county-wide food drive
• Farmington, Navajo Nation sign historic race agreement
• Fort Lewis student body president arrested
• Turner: From hate to hope
• Gov.-elect Martinez pursues local ties
• Aztec byway construction close to finishing
• Sheriff-elect picks FPD officer for undersheriff
• Aztec gets a lesson in texting
• City decides on expanded study, not stop light
• Jobs at stake in plant's future
• Council meets privately on cap-and-trade
• Aztec moves forward with big money for small airport
• CCSD moves forward with land leases
• Cool Cruisin'
• Tell Facebook to reinstate the New Mexico Zombie Squad page. They removed it for no reason.
• First county medical marijuana producer approved
• Puppets get children excited about books
• Birthday wishes
• Aztec announces new wastewater treatment plant
• Gov.-elect Martinez picks donors for committees
• City Council to privately discuss cap-and-trade appeal
• City Council to meet privately on cap and trade
• Farmington residents collect gifts for Christmas project
• Council to discuss banning synthetic marijuana
• Last line for defense
• Daily Times earns Public Service Award
• Frying dough in Flowing Water: Navajo Casinos serve mix of traditional and contemporary
• Shoppers head to flea markets for presents
• Federal prosecutors apply 2009 hate-crime act to local case
• Aztec Playmakers recognized after taking state
• CCSD approves teachers contract
• Driver causes three vehicle crash Thursday
• Despite fundraising efforts, police dog program won't proceed
• Home, sweet CASA: Volunteers honored for their work with abused children
• Rocinante student helps raise money for graduation
• Police chief search stays in-house
• Special salute: Varying cultures honor military veterans
• Collective bargaining agreement approved by Aztec board
• Celebrating veterans
• Officer's lawsuit against city dismissed
• Hospital donates electronic waste, profits go to charity
• Governor says Buffington cared deeply for Four Corners area
• San Juan College sculpture nearly finished
• Farmington councilors say APS duped' them
• Turner: The varied roles of combat
• More evidence wanted in competency trial of victim
• 24-hour system alerts victims of crime
• Woman dies in fatal crash
• Oil field thief sentenced to 17 years in prison
• Photos of the mess we started with.
• Aztec Ruins to hold fee-free day in honor of Veterans Day
• County truck stolen
• Aztec to cut two advisory boards, revise others
• Councilors criticize Red Apple, want answers
• Code Talkers honored in New York City
• Bloomfield bolsters attendance after new policy
• Bloomfield to customize Navajo Memorandum
• Improper comments spark Aztec Advisory Boards revisions
• Cap and trade could hike electricity rate
• County gets new program to help victims
• Jail inmate found hanged in detention center
• Arizona utility to purchase majority stake in Four Corners Power Plant
• Sweat energy: San Juan College powered by excercise
• Library Foundation to hand out MP3 players
• Aztec celebrates Hegarty's selection to Army All-American Bowl
• Locals plan cultural Veterans Day celebration
• Playing in the dirt
• Winter activities to begin around the Four Corners
• Local orchard owner celebrates 95th birthday, still active within business
• Turner: My new ID is 081
• Donate to help The Well, then release some anger
• Exec. Director: Soup kitchen isn't just a place for street people
• Project seeks student engineers
• Navajo tribal scandal runs deep
• Bloomfield to unveil memorial on Veteran's Day
• Clothes for Kids' fits children nationwide
• Over the river and through the woods
• Mine That Bird eyed for movie
• Revisiting daughter's death hard for mother
• Toys for Tots tourney to benefit local children
• Prelim hearing begins for accused child killer
• Bloomfield Fire Department fires up for 60th Anniversary
• Locals get chance to bash old police car
• Training to help with shoppers' experience
• Picking out the good stuff
• Commission supports local Air Force training
• Class teaches toddlers basic skills with fun activities
• Bloomfield begins year-round market
• N.M. voters decide fate of bonds, amendments
• Blended Zine encourages public to choose artwork
• City tax revenue declines but stabilizes
• San Juan College seeks parking ticket authority
• Aztec school board to vote on collective bargaining agreement next week
• Diné College names interim president
• City beautification programs wins state award
• Picturesque moment
• San Juan College gets grant to plant
• Party celebration
• Thrower wins San Juan County probate judge race
• Mosberger outs Biel for magistrate judge position
• Todacheene gets four more years on Commission
• Bates, Begaye elected on to Tribal Council
• McDaniel wins San Juan County commission seat
• Lujan holds off Mullins for Congressional seat
• GOP Martinez elected first female N.M. governor
• Navajos elect tribe's vice president to top post
• Farmington City Council OKs APS resolution
• Nineteenth pedestrian hit this year
• Sweet profit: dental office buys treats
• Feed the Families is starving for more donations
• BLM seeks members for advisory board
• Rebecca Craig/The Daily Times
• Top races attract voters to the polls
• Domestic violence conviction rates triple
• Local man's survival story on national television Wednesday night
• Church aims to continue community improvement projects
• Slush fund investigation questioned
• Lease extension nears for Power Plant
• Farmington spent $9.7M during the first quarter
• Special report: Burning coal for heat puts families at risk, but many on Navajo land see few options
• Farmington officials happy about creation of public safety director
• Kids, families take advantage of Farmington's Safe Treats'
• Man's Best Friends
• Court: Diné College president is out
• Farmington BLM has new leader
• Officials give tips to avoid unwanted tricks
• Branding victim's competency challenged by two defendants
• Candidates vie for magistrate judge position to help community
• Two Shiprock politicians vie for county seat
• Mesa View choirs tune up for trip to Salt Lake City
• Bond could help energy program
• Martinez, Denish put focus on jobs
• Tribal delegates charged with misuse of $1.9 million
• Thrift stores, traditional costume vendors try to lure frugal shoppers
• Early voting ends Saturday
• Early voting returns after malfunction
• City of Farmington continues autumn construction
• Kids can climb on at Boo-ldering competition
• Traffic stop leads to big drug find
• Spooks and delights! Halloween weekend events abound
• Incumbent, newcomer to face off for Shiprock seat
• Farmington mayor wants resolution on Navajo Nation, APS
• Attorneys offer free advice today
• Aztec to break away from regional library system
• Republicans turn out for early voting
• County Commission candidates vary on issues facing district
• Hiway Grill sticks with wine and beer, but adds healthier menu
• Students gobble up healthy lifestyle message with FoodPlay
• Police ID man; no foul play suspected
• Two separate vehicle crashes Monday send 7 to the hospital
• BLM director wants to reopen inquiry
• Flight Director briefs students before trip
• National Geographic scouts Four Corners for geotourism project
• Man accused of tying up sister sentenced to 18 months
• Health inspection finds 9 critical violations in school's kitchen
• U.S. House candidates explain their positions
• Woman wanders in BLM land for 2 days
• Kiwanis Club collects donations for Coats for Kids' drive
• Crownpoint trading post listed on state register
• JROTC students put drill skills to the test
• Witch way to go?
• Aztec group, city work to create new trail systems
• One book, one community ends with author visit
• Bloomfield's newly opened bakery has gained attention near and far
• Local schools display bands' talents at marching festival
• Mother faces child abuse trial
• Crash leads police to drug bust
• County official still in hospital
• Band's world tour winds down with successful Farmington event
• Farmington pet license proposal stalls
• One-year-old homicide case still active
• Police say Bloomfield woman kicked, threatened to kill officer
• CCSD accused of violating Open Meetings law
• Monster Day
• Shiprock hosts mock disaster at The Phil
• Searching for Sister 57': After being adopted to separate famili
• Judge settles San Juan College open-records dispute
• Farmington considers annexing 1,400 acres southwest of town
• Bands to showcase talents at marching festival today
• Incumbents vie for delegate position representing 6 local chapters
• Facility sees large number of repeat clients seeking help
• From red to pink: T-shirt sale helps in battle against breast cancer
• Waiting for business
• Faith concert in the park
• Readying for the Renaissance
• Upstream with a paddle
• Patches promise the perfect pumpkin for everyone
• Come one, come all; Renaissance Faire comes to Farmington
• Hundreds of students pray under the lights at Farmington High
• No funny business here
• $7 million for libraries up for grabs in November
• College to host 26th professional development conference
• Free PTSD conference open to veterans, clinicians
• Masked man robs Farmington bank
• San Juan College hosts Latino College Day
• PNM teams up with firefighters to teach thousands of students about fire safety
• Firefighters selling breast cancer awareness shirts
• Attorneys: Alcohol played role in Farmington rape case
• Farmington council approves contentious gas wells
• Second Navajo casino opens doors today
• Officials hope sports workshop will help seniors stay healthy
• Aztec turns Public Works director into hybrid position, welcomes new employee
• Chapter officials investigated for theft
• Special Report: Inebriate Violence: A Growing Problem? — Seeking solutions and there are ideas ...
• Bloomfield moves forward with water system plans
• Farmington schools begin administering flu vaccine
• Want a drink from the hose?
• State will fund upgrades to city-owned facility
• City to review contentious wells
• Navajo runners raise money for reservation health
• Special Report: Inebriate Violence: A Growing Problem? — A surprising look into the lives of those on the street
• CCSD plans reopening of Kirtland pool
• Country music star returns to Shiprock
• It's good to be king
• Special Report: Inebriate Violence: A Growing Problem? —Homicide rates reflect more connection to street inebriates
• Kirtland Homecoming
• Stabbing suspect goes to federal court
• Storytelling festival celebrates 10th anniversary with free admission
• Seventh graders make birthday card for soldier overseas
• Aztec plans for Oktoberfest fun
• Renovations on burned library begin Monday
• Playing with fire — for practice
• EPA proposes smog reduction at Four Corners plant
• San Juan County Sheriff deputy saves young girl's life
• Bloomfield workers prepare City Hall for temporary move
• San Juan Regional emphasizes early detection during breast cancer awareness month
• Drizzle dampens walk to school event
• 'Phenomenal' program teaches women how to stay safe, recognize danger signs
• College to host depression screening today
• Sandel appointed chairman of Oil and Gas Association
• San Juan County Commission corrects property tax rate mistake
• Farmington company to renovate Family Crisis Center
• Farmington OKs resolution seeking federal aid
• Students walk to raise awareness about safe routes
• The Totah - To Educate, Entertain, and Socialize
• A show you do not want to miss.
• Next week at The Totah.
• Grooves on the Move mobile DJ and sound services. Not your typical crappy iTunes DJ. Real professional sound, professional equipment and professional service. $100 per hour.
• Monday night at The Totah... Chicharones!
• James and Pax this Friday at The Totah.
• Farmington council OKs anti-discrimination agreement
• Program allows students to give thanks, provide encouragement to soldiers overseas
• Documentary that explores fatherless relationships to show at San Juan College
• Farmington to spend $300K on private plane hangars
• Runaway vehicle injures man, crashes into patrol car
• San Juan College board gives student government authority to seek activity fees
• Vaccinations available from Oct. 26 to Nov. 16
• The Totah - To Educate, Entertain, and Socialize
• A show you do not want to miss.
• Next week at The Totah.
• Grooves on the Move mobile DJ and sound services. Not your typical crappy iTunes DJ. Real professional sound, professional equipment and professional service. $100 per hour.
• Monday night at The Totah... Chicharones!
• James and Pax this Friday at The Totah.
• Best friends take a walk together
• County case goes to U.S. Supreme Court
• Candidates face off for commission seat
• Storytelling Festival offers patrons free admission
• City kicks off domestic violence awareness
• State awards money to lengthen Bloomfield trail
• Crews construct stimulus-funded BLM building
• City council to revisit discrimination agreement
• New sheriff substation to be staffed within the week
• Tribe wants input on water settlement
• FHS student named semifinalist for National Merit Scholarship
• Denish, Democrats rally in Farmington
• Children speed past adults at Road Apple Rally
• N.M. senator, Navajo VP vie for presidency
• Homecoming Royalty
• Thousands line the highway for Shiprock parade
• Navajo Nation presidential candidates visit Navajo Prep
• Senator Udall visits Aztec library
• Rep. Ben Luján pushes for uranium legislation
• Shirley: Stop interfering with Shiprock fair
• Woman taken to hospital after struck by vehicle
• 99th Annual Shiprock Navajo Fair
• Search continues for alleged beating suspects
• Nationally renowned Road Apple Rally set for Saturday
• Aztec men accused of decapitating dog with chainsaw appear in court
• Disabled fishermen to see better river access
• Residents needed to help plan for Veterans' Day event
• Radmilla Cody comes to Civic Center
• Fewer New Mexico students smoke and drink
• Turner: Not dog's best friend
• Truck center faces sexual harassment allegations
• Fair boards: Shiprock fair will go on
• Families find relief while child care providers now on the cutting block
• Grants help Navajo Tech offer previously unheard of opportunities
• Weeks of controversy won't stop Fair, festivities start today in Shiprock
• Council OKs Bluffview Valley Subdivision zone change
• Frybread contest kicks off Miss Northern Navajo pageant
• School bus carrying students hits car
• Farmington students buddy up with books
• IHS to use satellite phones to communicate in rural locations
• Training flights proposed over northwest N.M.
• Richardson to allocate $2.4M to help children's programs
• 99th Annual Shiprock Navajo Fair Schedule
• Winning label design
• American buffalo's previous owner charged with abuse, neglect
• Bloomfield Cultural Center to receive upgrades
• Police detectives threaten lawsuit
• Teachers arrested for supplying teens alcohol
• Farmington plans $640K in airport improvements
• New voters sign up in San Juan County
• Schools and students cope with prevalent disease
• The Great Outdoors
• Collecting for Canine: Deputy hopes to raise $8,000 by November
• Uranium author visits Shiprock
• A grape-stomping good time
• Special Report: Bloomfield FD violates labor law
• Juvenile charged with battery
• Police department celebrates new headquarters
• September Sandcastles
• Boys & Girls Club hosts first Soapbox Derby
• Farmington teachers are overloaded with full classes
• Turner: Cowboy's mother faces yet another tough ride
• College crowns new Indian princess
• Shiprock Fair controversy continues
• County fire chief plans to move
• Aztec men arrested for killing dog with chainsaw
• City considers aid to help control animal population
• Nonprofit pushes to expand Farmington's trails
• Students participate in national day of prayer
• Passey's attorney asks for continuance from judge
• Aztec medical clinic open for business
• Bloomfield staff start new positions
• Farmington getting more rain this year, sunny skies expected this weekend
• UNM baseball coach visits for Comcast's celebration
• Career day to attract young teens
• Charter school partially powered by solar panels
• Low-income residents get $50K in assistance
• Police to collect pills throughout county
• Police investigate stabbing of 3 alleged gang members
• Aztec quilters help raise money for new animal shelter
• Harvest Wine Festival closes September with endless grapes, fun
• College ends medical transcription program
• Former cop alleges wrongful termination by city of Farmington
• Farmington Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Car show revs up patrons
• Green Chile Festival brings the heat
• EPA to spend $2.5M cleaning uranium on Navajo, Hopi reservations
• Aztec's grand celebration
• San Juan County authorities practice mock disasters
• Farmington: Drinking lab death doesn't warrant external review of police department
• Why doesn't Farmington recycle glass curbside?
• Deputies investigate allegations of underage drinking party put on by FHS teachers
• Cold case lends answers for everyone
• Bringing history to life
• Well-oiled fascination: Farmington Museum unveils plans for new oil and gas wing
• Fast Forward program begins in New Mexico
• Ownership of local Performance dealerships in question
• Aztec holds digital showcase for library's 5th anniversary
• Mesa Elementary students to resume class Monday
• Aztec celebrates Founders Day with new' twist
• Classic, customized cars cruise into Farmington
• GOP attorney general candidate targets corruption
• High school royalty
• Sutherland Farms weekend festival celebrates New Mexico's trademark: green chile
• San Juan County authorities to train during mock disasters Saturday
• Farmington police chief resigns
• Farmington firefighter with DWI remains a city employee
• City Council opposes greenhouse gas limits
• Judge decides evidence will stand in kidnapping case
• San Juan College's clinic provides practice for hygientists in training
• Arc Store gives individuals with disabilities a sense of empowerment
• Justice Department decides parade, 2011 Shiprock fair
• Turner: A WWII story still being told
• Farmington councilors postpone discrimination pact
• President Obama declares disaster in San Juan County
• Upheaval continues at Diné College
• Language study may improve Navajo students' writing
• Teachers recommend Bloomfield school district consider year-round school
• Residents address underage drinking
• Fort Lewis College to hold special meeting today
• Aztec Commission approves ICIP
• County: Assessment error means lost tax revenue
• Shiprock arson investigation continues
• Judge sets trial for accused rapist-murderer
• Who's leading the Shiprock Fair parade?
• Bloomfield approves fire department grant submission
• City of Farmington hires new community development director
• Navajo Nation, FBI investigate school fire as arson
• City council to weigh discrimination agreement
• Browsing through interesting books
• Police continue to investigate Bloomfield man's murder
• Former production director named national All-Star'
• Audit: Most septic permits in county invalid
• Future Marines get taste of boot camp
• Special report: Farmington police department's ethical standards questioned after woman's
• CCSD clarifies salary changes
• Constitution Week to teach importance of law
• Busy, helping hands around the community
• Convict pleads guilty to January murder
• Hospital celebrates 100 years
• Teen gets probation for sexting younger teen
• N.M. GOP governor candidate: No licenses for illegals
• Dad of killed skater wants to sue city; Farmington says speeding not a problem in the area
• Philanthropic surgeon to lecture in Farmington
• Controversy continues over Shiprock parade
• School board approves choir trip
• Turned upside down: Tornado reported in Shiprock
• Walters Real Estate merges with Coldwell Banker franchise
• Farmington seniors can get flu shots at Bonnie Dallas
• Mesa View Middle School students text for technology grant
• Man pleads guilty to 20-year-old murder
• Economic development group recognizes year's best companies
• Proposed emissions limits draw debate in Farmington public comment hearing
• Man strikes party-goers with gun after comment
• Dine College, president continue spar in tribal court
• Babble Rabbit tonight at The Totah 7pm. $5 at the door.
• The Totah - To Educate, Entertain, and Socialize
• A show you do not want to miss.
• Next week at The Totah.
• Grooves on the Move mobile DJ and sound services. Not your typical crappy iTunes DJ. Real professio
• Monday night at The Totah... Chicharones!
• Travis LeDoyt as Elvis Presley at The Totah Theatre.
• James and Pax this Friday at The Totah.
• Tri-city preschoolers face enrollment obstacles
• Amber Alert child found in Farmington
• Energy industry workers gather for jobs rally in Farmington
• Police continue shooting investigation
• Farmington senior center opens new activities building
• Planning group calls for roads through Glade Run Recreation Area
• Rally to pitch need of energy jobs
• Register for Disney program Thursday
• Farmington commission: Restaurant did not discriminate against group
• Farmington hearing to take public comment on emissions rules
• Foster father who confessed sexual abuse to police pleads not guilty
• Farmington burglar targets storage units
• Rotary Club cancels Farmington air show
• Shiprock Chapter claims takeover of fair parade
• Hot off the roaster
• Organization hosts teen drinking event
• The good, the bad and the technologically advanced
• A needed day off for some, another lost work day for others
• Sandel wants bicyclists, pet owners to pay fees
• Lighthouse church does hard labor' over weekend
• Denish comes to Farmington
• Pow wow ends with a bang
• Live to work, and work to live
• Pow wow ends with a bang
• Aztec High School students must wear ID badges
• Debate stirs over whether hydrogen sulfide poses a serious threat
• Commission to review discrimination complaint
• Totah Festival: A treat for the senses
• Local FHS grad named Daily Times sports editor
• CCSD cutbacks cause concern
• New Mexico to receive about $65 million for education jobs
• A swinging good time at the park
• Increase in daytime DWI arrests cause more patrols
• Totah Festival schedule
• Shiprock fair 'must go on' although board raises parade fees
• Flying high with after-school games
• Farmington church members begin helping clean after fire
• Doctor: High soy diet may be beneficial to health
• Mother released with ankle bracelet
• Shiprock school targeted by vandals
• Man waives right to preliminary hearing
• Navajo Council talks audit in special section
• Man arrested after allegedly threatening clerk
• Suspect in Utah murder arrested in Farmington
• Finger-lickin' good
• Local rider heads back to Boone, Iowa, for race
• Accused baby stomper in court
• Voters pass $50 million school bond
• Turner: Of bears and men ...
• City starts park construction following skater's death
• Farmington commissions independent review of flood claims
• Police department to host benefits to help 6-month-old who was diagnosed with cancer
• Totah Festival poster to be formally unveiled Friday
• Police: Men try to chug beer before stopping
• Farmington man stabbed roommate after verbal fight
• Bloomfield council approves altered contract
• First confirmed case of West Nile Virus in San Juan County
• Voters head to polls today
• Store offers much more than pets
• College encourages entire community to read book
• Slippery slides and smiles
• Film reveals consequences of fatherless childhood
• Government lacks in compliance to act
• Upper Fruitland approves alcohol for planned casino
• Chowin' down
• Audit on San Juan County septic permits expected soon
• Road-rage driver shoots at motorcyclist
• Woman left kids in car; boy's condition upgraded
• BRINGING ON THE BBQ!
• Future Eagle Scout helps give elementary school's library a facelift
• Largest cash seizure in local drug bust
• Senator visits Navajo Preparatory's campus
• Bingaman fields tough questions from students
• Farmington's unemployment rate improved in July
• Officials question new tribal law
• And the winner is ...
• Drug raid yield nine arrests
• Community in planning stages of state centennial events
• Farmington school board approves orchestra trip, talks budget cut
• Farmington boy remains in serious condition after woman leaves children in car
• Train-themed sing-a-long
• Area high schoolers GEAR UP for college
• Sledgehammer hearings continue
• Four locals compete in Miss Navajo Nation pageant
• Bingaman to visit Farmington today
• El Paso Natural Gas Reunion
• Nature's wonders
• Women's art gallery and education center opens downtown
• City to improve Dustin Avenue after skater's death
• Bloomfield council and residents offer insight about new city manager
• Aztec approves bids for municipal airport improvements
• Police arrest Farmington man for stabbing
• Athlete triumphs in Olympic taekwondo
• Navajo language software hits the market
• Out for a leisurely stroll
• Non-traditional students start career transition at San Juan College
• Church fire declared intentionally set
• Bloomfield Council had meeting Monday
• More students, fewer parking spots at San Juan College
• City to hire independent investigator to review some claims
• Former BLM manager accepted gifts
• Farmington council to weigh Qwest pact
• Totah Festival highlights Labor Day weekend
• Despite Aztec's makeover, businesses still concerned
• Along for the ride
• Checkerboard residents gather at laundromat to clean, catch up
• Church destroyed in suspicious fire
• Bi-Fly tournament attracts fisherman, funds
• Officials talk with alternate candidate
• Life in the fast lane
• State closes three area gas stations, company
• Students register, pay for classes before deadline
• Bond election may redistrict city
• City meets, greets Bloomfield city manager candidates
• CCSD hosts film screening to draw attention to number of homeless children in New Mexico
• Residents: City should pay for damage
• Hands-on event to help families, individuals improve lives
• Aztec man rams two patrol cars; injures officer
• ACT scores in Farmington improve, but fewer students are taking the test
• It's time to hatch
• Accused shooter waives preliminary hearing right
• Possible porn suspect has preliminary hearing
• Farmington cyclist recounts getting struck by drunken driver
• Sandstone sees another record-breaking season
• Bloomfield gets chance to greet city manager candidates
• Shiprock man murdered in Washington, D.C.
• City Council moves forward on Qwest pact
• Benefit feed 'just instinct' for Kirtland boy who spent summer in coma
• Serving their civic duty
• San Juan County approves trash rule, delays acting on junked cars
• Governor declares disaster in Farmington, Navajo Nation
• City Council OKs $40K safe communities contract
• Discrepancies with school supply list leaves parents guessing
• Seven-time drunken driver sentenced to 25 years for fatal Fourth of July 2009 crash
• Remember kids ... Don't eat the Teacher'
• County to delay junk cleanup, vote on trash rule
• College tailors events to the more than 20,000 - 50 or older students
• Boy riding bike gets struck by patrol car
• More storms expected this week
• Sheriff's Deputies search for beating suspects
• Outer Red Apple routes struggle to keep riders
• Council to review Qwest franchise agreement
• 99th Shiprock Navajo Fair canceled?
• Navajo Nation DOJ wants decision on uncharted law
• Mayor appoints Community Relations Commission members
• Mayor hopes city will receive state, federal funding to help cleanup
• Monumental loss: Vendors financially cornered after the site's makeover delays
• More math required for incoming high school students
• Young and old enjoy stuffing themselves during pie contest at fair
• Fair-goers compete in salsa, jalapeño-eating contest
• Phone scams flood county with empty promises
• Program helps send mail to troops
• City hopes booze will boost Piñon Hills
• Kindergartners battle mixed emotions as they head back to school
• San Juan power plant granted more time for haze-improvement hearing
• Aztec airport gets more than $1.2 million for runway improvements
• Celebrating traditions
• Man has 45-year-old CMWS tradition
• Police complete overdue' training
• Farmington porn investigation could ignite larger case
• Upper Fruitland plans for casino
• We got spirit
• Education board gets annual AYP report
• Nonprofit teaches special needs locals how to handle horses
• Community members jailed to raise money for March of Dimes
• Participants unhappy with format of local emissions meeting
• CCSD, Navajo Education leaders meet about expired lease
• Kids on the run at Connie Mack
• Friends, family angry over 15-year-old's death
• Jail food worker arrested for child pornography
• Sen. Udall aide to visit Shiprock, Bloomfield
• Richardson delays budget cut to schools
• Roberts seeks $2M for Farmington flood cleanup
• Dogs put on show at county fair
• Gulf oil spill forces Bill Hood Broncos to lose coach, gain catcher
• New treatment center to fill neurological and pediatric gaps
• Program makes women look good, feel better
• Suspect sentenced for Sundial robbery
• Bloomfield library closed for repairs
• Aztec appoints judge, approves flood standards
• Piñon Hills to serve alcohol
• Teen on life support after struck by car
• Local meeting to detail proposed emissions rules
• Broken Circle families continue protest against film
• Parks and recreation workers come to life in rain
• Crammed in the Funhouse
• City commission OKs discrimination pact
• Building permits are up, but worth less than last year
• Outhouse racers play dirty
• Longshots slugger paces himself to home run derby title
• Piñon Hills may see liquor license
• Voters to decide on $50M bond
• Ballpark munchies make up America's true pastime
• Navajoland bishop ordained
• Purple Heart veterans honor medal's anniversary
• Come one, Come All!
• Higher Education Department stops by local college
• City, Navajo commission mull discrimination agreement
• Parade officially kicks off Connie Mack World Series
• Time to play ball! CMWS begins with recognitions and games
• Police charge two suspects with aggravated battery
• State tax-free weekend kicks off today
• Navajo Nation in state of emergency after three die from storms
• At the base of the mountain
• Ready for the CMWS? Teams arrive in Farmington
• Bloomfield meeting pushed to tonight
• Injured bicyclist still hospitalized
• Multiple-DWI suspect found guilty of vehicular homicide
• Let the fun begin
• What a catch
• Farmington schools fail to meet improvement standards
• Alleged gang member accused of crime spree heads to court.
• Farmington City Council passes flood ordinance
• Bloomfield passes flood zone ordinance
• Charges against accused kidnapper return to local court

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